1970s: A hot-tempered wife who accompanied a soldier to the military compound and made a fortune.

Chapter 458 If I ruin myself, I have to drag someone down with me.

Liu Jiandong said that he and Ding Zhiqing were dating and came to the melon shed for a date, but they didn't expect to fall in love so easily.

That's all he could say; he couldn't very well tell everyone that they were the ones trying to scheme against him, but ended up being outsmarted instead.

Even if he's not afraid of losing face, probably no one will believe him.

With so many people watching, Ding Surong had no choice but to be pulled forward.

Not long after they arrived at the village committee, the cadres from Huaihua Village arrived.

Village chief Deng Huaiming looked behind them: "Where are Cheng Laizi's family?"

The village secretary of Huaihua Village gave Laizi a grim look: "You shameful thing. It's not enough that you've brought shame to your own village, you've brought shame to the outside world too. Your older brother is right not to interfere."

Upon hearing this, Cheng Laizi was genuinely frightened: "Secretary, I was set up today, it really wasn't my fault."

His shout terrified Ding Surong and Liu Jiandong, who were afraid he would reveal the truth in front of so many people.

Before the village head of Huaihua Village could reply, Cheng Laizi asked urgently, "Where's my mother? My mother can't abandon me!"

The village secretary of Huaihua Village rolled his eyes at him: "Your mother wants to take care of you, but your sister-in-law said that if she tries to take care of you again, she will live with you from now on."

Cheng Laizi had already been badly beaten by Liu Quanwen and had only just recovered when she heard that her mother was no longer caring about her. She collapsed there, and two words flashed through her mind: It's over.

When his gaze fell on Liu Jiandong in front of him, a sudden thought flashed through his mind: He came here today to get a wife for free, so what if it's someone else? He's already slept with her, so he might as well fight to the death.

Since his family isn't going to interfere anymore, he might as well take a gamble.

After exchanging a few pleasantries, the village chief, Deng Huaiming, spoke first: "Cheng Laizi, tell me what happened today?" After all this commotion, he was now clear-headed and, in order to protect himself, said: "Liu Jiandong came to talk to me, but after he left, I was knocked unconscious."

Those present, not expecting any connection between them, all turned to look at Liu Jiandong in the corner: "What do you have to say?"

Liu Jiandong naturally refused to admit it: "Don't listen to his nonsense. Who can prove that I went to him?"

To be honest, Liu Jiandong was really lucky to be able to find Cheng Laizi; it was truly a chance encounter.

No one would admit it, and the matter reached a stalemate.

Deng Huaiming glared at Liu Shuqin, who was being held in Peng Ailan's arms, with annoyance: "Shuqin, what are you doing here? Why did you end up in the woods to the south?"

She naturally dared not say what she had done, and could only sob as she said, "I was looking for cicada shells on the trees by the riverbank, I don't know how this happened."

After saying that, she could no longer control herself and burst into tears: she was just curious and wanted to sneak over, but who knew it would end up hurting her.

Suddenly, she remembered something. She clearly saw Liu Chuxue enter the woods. If she was ruined, she had to take someone down with her. She shouted, "It's Liu Chuxue! Yes, it must be her!"

Upon hearing this, the village secretary frowned: "Everyone in the village knows you and Chuxue don't get along. What kind of time is this to still be thinking of harming someone?"

"No, I saw her go into the woods with my own eyes."

Liu's mother in the crowd objected: "Liu Shuqin, you've done something shameful yourself, and you still want to drag my Chuxue down with you? You're really a scoundrel."

“I’m not making this up. If you don’t believe me, ask Liu Cunyi. She definitely came to the woods.”