S-level high-risk personality, you call this a pitiful thing?

Chapter 153: Mou Yucun - Literati
Lu Li produced two plates of meat and placed them on the table. Hu Xiaoxia immediately stretched out her chopsticks to put the meat into the pot, but Lu Li suddenly raised his arm when the chopsticks were about to hit the meat.

“Write first, then eat.”

Lu Li smiled like a scheming old fox. In fact, this is what was said to her in the Lantong Space.

Hu Xiaoxia swallowed her saliva, picked up the pen and continued writing what she had not finished.

Lan Tong said: "Ask her to clearly state Teacher Dong's identity, and also write down the snake god worshipped by the villagers and the grave on the mountain."

Hearing this, Lu Li placed two plates of meat on the table, leaning back lazily on his chair and said, "Write down everything about Teacher Dong, the snake god, and the grave, or you'll just have to watch me eat."

Hu Xiaoxia paused and continued writing quickly with her pen.

She wrote several articles in a very fluent manner. When she finished, Lu Li was no longer bothered and picked up what she wrote and started reading.

In fact, Lu Li started to have a headache when he saw so many words, not to mention that Hu Xiaoxia hadn't held a pen for a long time, so the words she wrote were a mess, looking like ghost drawings.

Lu Li fixed his eyes on the paper, just wanting Lan Tong to see it.

Hu Xiaoxia forgot how long she had lived in the mountains.

I only remember that when she came, she heard about the village school and about Teacher Dong.

Teacher Dong is a volunteer teacher who came from the city to teach in the countryside. He is a kind person and a typical scholar.

Before he came, the children in the village did not go to school because the nearest school to Wu Nu Village was nearly two hours' walk over the mountains.

Lan Tong suddenly noticed that Hu Xiaoxia called this village "Wu Nu Village", but the name of this copy was "Mou Yu Village".

"Ask Hu Xiaoxia if the village has changed its name."

Lu Li asked, and Hu Xiaoxia put down her chopsticks in her busy schedule, picked up a pen and wrote a few words of explanation.

It turns out that the original name of this village was "Wu Nu Village". I heard that it was not called this name in ancient times, and it was changed later.

The village is located in the mountains and is very backward. Neither dynasty changes nor wars have any impact on them.

The reason for changing the name is because most of the people in the village are men, and at that time everyone believed that men are the gods.

There are few women, but there are some.

There are few women of normal marriageable age in the village, but there are many single men.

There have been internal fights in the village over the competition for a woman. Such internal fights are inevitable because the difference in gender resources is so great.

The village chief was helpless. In order to balance the number of men and women in the village, some of the men would go out to work and contact human traffickers to send women to the village.

Although Wu Nu Village is far away from the city, it relies on the mountains for its livelihood. The supplies in the mountains are very abundant, and it is still possible to make a lot of money by sending them back and forth to outside the city for resale.

In ancient times, buying and selling a person was very simple. It was nothing big.

But since the end of the Republic of China, the times have developed rapidly, and the number of human traffickers has decreased due to the crackdown by relevant departments, and there are fewer and fewer women in the village.

Sometimes, it was impossible to buy new women into the village for several years in a row, and the village chief had no choice but to add a village rule.

That's female sharing.

It was after this that Hu Xiaoxia was sent to the village.

The name change of Wu Nu Village was actually a coincidence.

When modern management began, people from the city went to the countryside to record information about each village.

After learning the name of the village from the villagers' strong accents, they all felt that this name was not conducive to unity, so they changed the name of the village to "Mouyu Village" which was similar to the villagers' accent. After Lan Tong understood, he went back to introduce Teacher Dong.

Hu Xiaoxia said that when she entered the village, there were still quite a few women in the village.

Nearly 40% of the men in the village are married. Except for the women who grew up in the village and are treated better, those abducted from outside are basically treated like livestock.

They were forced to serve like slaves, to work in the fields, to stay by the bedside during childbirth, and their feet were locked to prevent them from leaving.

The appearance of Teacher Dong brought a great impact to the young children in the village.

He taught his children what respect, love and equality are.

This is something that is very familiar to every ordinary person, but in this village, it seems like a taboo that has violated the laws of heaven.

At first, the villagers didn't care about Teacher Dong, who was very elegant and seemed harmless.

But when they gradually discovered that their son and daughter were influenced by Teacher Dong and began to actively try to dissuade them from certain things, they suddenly realized that something was wrong.

The women in the village spontaneously went to Teacher Dong’s dormitory, blocked the door and scolded him for corrupting the children.

Teacher Dong explained over and over again with a hoarse voice, but it was of no use.

Because no one would listen, and no one cared about this person who came from the city to "ask for trouble".

In their eyes, people who are capable of living in the city will definitely not come to the countryside. Teacher Dong looks honest, but in fact he must have made some mistakes and came to the village because he couldn't make it in the city.

After this happened several times, the villagers stopped allowing their children to go to school.

Teacher Dong stands alone at the school gate every day, waiting from sunrise to sunset.

He didn't wait for any students to come to class.

But he accidentally saved the dying Hu Xiaoxia in the mountains.

Hu Xiaoxia was hidden in the dormitory by Teacher Dong, and all the medicines brought from the city were used on her.

Although her legs could not be restored to their original state, she was able to walk again.

The mountain was too deep, and none of them could get out without a villager to lead the way.

At that time, there was still a year left before the end of Teacher Dong's three-year teaching mission. Teacher Dong promised to take Hu Xiaoxia with him when someone from above came to pick him up. Hu Xiaoxia then put her mind at ease and waited quietly with Teacher Dong to leave.

Hu Xiaoxia remembers the past very clearly, because although she suffered a lot, she feels that the year she spent with Teacher Dong in school was a rare and simple happiness in her life.

The most common scene she saw every day was Teacher Dong sitting on the old chair at the school gate.

Sometimes Teacher Dong would hold a book in his hand, and sometimes he would sit there and write and draw. His back was always very straight. His glasses were broken by a troublesome parent, and there was still half a piece of tape stuck on the glass.

But Hu Xiaoxia just thought he was very handsome. Maybe it was because writers have their own style. She seemed to be able to see the soul hidden deep inside Teacher Dong's figure.

For the sake of the children's studies, Teacher Dong also went door to door to visit his students.

But without exception, he was greeted with endless abuse and humiliation, as well as a door that was slammed shut.

He also tried to call the higher authorities to report the situation, but the efficiency was too slow. By the time the investigation reached the village, it had been nearly three months.

When the matter was investigated in the village, the village chief gave those who came to investigate a drink and sent them away.

After this, Teacher Dong became even more isolated in the village, and even the grocery stores were unwilling to sell things to him.