Poverty alleviation variety show goes to the countryside, my talent can no longer be hidden

Chapter 590 I was so scared!
After the terrifying sound effects, grandma's face became kind again.

"What a filthy thing, it's all nonsense." Grandma laughed and scolded, "It's fine for us foolish women to believe those things, but you, a college student, also believe these things? Then you studied for nothing."

Xu Hongdou smiled awkwardly, "I don't believe it either, but things are really a bit too weird lately."

"It's probably just your own paranoia." Grandma poked her forehead with a long knitting needle. "Just take a good rest and relax for two days, and you'll be fine soon."

"Yeah." Xu Hongdou smiled and hugged her grandmother's arm. "It's better here."

"Hey, who was it that was so determined to go to the city to study and work?" grandma teased.

"I was ignorant, wasn't I?" Xu Hongdou said with a wry smile. "Only after I really went out and saw what was happening did I realize that honesty is just that simple. The pace of life is just too fast. I'm busy from the moment I open my eyes to the moment I close them, as if I'm in a hurry to be reborn."

"This kind of life is too tiring... When I save enough money for my retirement, I will never live there again. It will be so leisurely to come back here and retire."

Grandma lowered her head and continued knitting, laughing softly, "If that day really comes, you won't come back..."

After the chat, Xu Hongdou dragged her suitcase upstairs and went into her room humming a little tune.

The whole plot rhythm becomes relaxed and cheerful here, and the audience in front of the screen also smiles knowingly.

It's worth watching a movie and hearing Xu Lingyue singing a cappella.

After washing her face, brushing her teeth, applying a facial mask, and then lying down on the bed, she planned to video chat with her best friend for a while.

Then I took out my cell phone and looked... no signal?

What the hell?

Although the signal in the village is not very good, it is not to the extent of losing connection, right?

When I came here before, I didn’t see that it was unusable?
She opened the window and called down, "Grandma, why is there no cell phone signal?"

"Oh, the village said they were repairing... a signal tower or something recently, and many people said there was no signal." Grandma replied.

Xu Hongdou tilted her head and frowned, "Are you repairing the base station? There shouldn't be no signal at all, right?"

Without a mobile phone to entertain and pass the time, all I can do is turn off the lights and go to sleep.

As a result, less than two minutes after the lights were turned off, a strange "jiejie" sound suddenly floated out from the darkness, which made people's scalps tingle with creepy sounds.

Snapped.

Xu Hongdou immediately turned on the light, but the room was empty.

After a moment of daze, she hugged her head.

Apparently, it was this voice that had troubled her before.

I mustered up the courage to turn off the lights again, and within a few minutes the sound came again...

Snapped.

Xu Hongdou turned on the light, picked up the pillow and rushed out.

"Grandma, sleep together!"

"well……"

In the dark night, the strange sound finally stopped ringing, and Xu Hongdou slept soundly.

When I woke up the next morning, I saw smoke filling the yard. My grandmother was sitting there fanning the coal stove to boil water.

Even though the village has repeatedly warned people not to burn coal in stoves anymore, as it pollutes the environment!

But they really have no way to deal with the elderly who are throwing tantrums.

After all, it is just a matter of words to prohibit the burning of coal and firewood, but if we really want these elderly people to switch to natural gas and clean energy, who will bear the extra expenses?

If you can't help with the responsibility, then you can only turn a blind eye.

After putting on her clothes and going downstairs, Xu Hongdou yawned and asked, "Grandma, what are you cooking?"

"Red bean porridge, your favorite." Grandma looked up and smiled, "Go wash your face, you can eat it."

Xu Hongdou nodded, washed up and ate a big bowl of red bean porridge. After breakfast, she patted her belly and stood up and said, "I'm going to take a walk outside."

"Go ahead." Grandma smiled with narrowed eyes, "Don't go too far, and come back early for lunch."

"Ah."

Pushing the door open, the scene immediately became bright.

When I came in last night, it was night and the picture looked dark and dirty, but now it is broad daylight and the beautiful scenery of the village in the camera instantly brightens up my eyes.

The scenery is beautiful with clear waters, singing birds and fragrant flowers, which is quite pleasing to the eyes. Coupled with the strong contrast color filter like oil painting, it is simply stunning at first glance.

In an apartment in Shanghai, Lin Xina, who was watching a movie while holding a giant teddy bear, was also attracted by the beautiful scenery.

"Wow... Is uncle's hometown so beautiful?"

Walking on the picturesque path, Xu Hongdou couldn't help humming a little tune. The environment was pleasing to the eyes, the protagonist was beautiful, and the tune was as beautiful as the sound of nature...

The picture is so pleasing to the eye that it even makes people forget that this is a horror film.

Halfway through the journey, I suddenly saw a hunchbacked old man walking towards me, holding a cell phone in his hand and yelling, "…What? My son has said he wants to buy a house in the city, and he doesn't want me even if you build a house here…"

As they passed by, Xu Hongdou smiled and said hello: "Hello, Uncle Li."

"Yeah." The old man nodded with a smile, then continued walking with his phone in hand.

Xu Hongdou watched them for a while, then turned and left.

As a result, just as he took a step forward, his eyes suddenly shook, and then he turned around abruptly.

cell phone?

She immediately took out the mobile phone from her pocket, unlocked the screen and saw...there was still no signal!
what's the situation? !

Could it be that the phone is broken?
She immediately pulled out the SIM card from her mobile phone, swapped the positions of the primary and secondary cards, and tried reinserting them...still didn't work, still no signal.

Damn it, what was Uncle Li doing just now?
Doing performance art?
This time she was no longer in the mood to continue shopping, so she immediately turned around and ran back.

On the way, she met an auntie wearing a headscarf, and she immediately went up to her, "Auntie Chun, I have something to ask you."

The aunt looked at her in surprise, "Hongdou? Why did you come back just now?"

"Ah?" Xu Hongdou was confused for a moment, then quickly continued: "Aunt Chun wants to ask you something, do you have a signal on your cell phone?"

"Cell phone signal?" The woman took out her dirty old phone, turned on the screen and showed it, "Yes."

Xu Hongdou's eyelids twitched suddenly, and her expression suddenly became serious.

Lin Xina, who was sitting behind the computer, felt a chill rising from her back, making her scalp tingle.

She subconsciously hugged the teddy bear in her arms tightly with such force...if the bear was alive, it would probably have been strangled to death on the spot.

"Uncle, what a fool! Why would you make a horror movie out of the blue?"

The more Xu Hongdou thought about it, the more she felt something was wrong, so she quickly ran to her grandmother's house.

As a result, when they were halfway through the run, Aunt Chun suddenly called out, "Hongdou, did you go to burn incense for your grandma when you came back?"

laugh.

Xu Hongdou slammed on the brakes, her eyes wide open for a few seconds, then she turned back suddenly.

"What did you just say?!"

Aunt Chun sighed and said, "Your grandmother was also miserable. She was all alone when she died. None of her sons and daughters could contact her. Even you were the same... The village helped to bury her. Is that reasonable?"

A strange yet exciting background music suddenly sounded.

Coupled with Xu Hongdou’s horrified eyes... countless people in front of their phones and computers were scared to death.

(End of this chapter)