I am chasing a rough man in the 80s
Chapter 123: The Light Of Righteous Path

Chapter 123: Chapter 123: The Light Of Righteous Path

Fifteen minutes later, the chicken coop at Wang Lao Wu’s place also collapsed.

It was said that at that moment Wang Lao Wu had been drinking a bowl of deer blood wine, planning to stir things up further.

He hadn’t even taken off his clothes when there was a loud noise in the courtyard, which startled him.

Yu Jingting, who was eager to meet the child in Suizi’s belly, showed off his formidable psychological resilience on the streets after wrecking two chicken coops in a row.

After wrecking the coop, he calmly took Suizi to a corner to hide. When neighbours came to have a look, he brazenly led Suizi to join them. They assumed positions at the front like innocent bystanders.

When people nearby asked what happened, he could even make some comments—it was sheer psychological fortitude.

Suizi, who was naturally timid, stared with wide eyes, full of insane admiration.

Every time she saw Yu Jingting’s slick manoeuvres that dazzled her, she wished he could share some of his courage with her.

A moment later, her uncle led Wang Cuihua over.

Wang Cuihua immediately spotted her son and daughter-in-law at the front row watching the excitement. They exchanged a silent look and remained unmoved.

"Here’s the thing..."

Uncle pulled Wang’s father aside and started to whisper, and Wang’s father’s face became uglier.

"Why are they bringing up spirits when it’s just a collapsed chicken coop?"

"I calculated it and found that it’s the woman from your household who has come back to claim her life. If you refuse to believe and forcefully offend her, you will have bad luck for three years, and you’ll not have descendants."

When it came to fooling people with spiritual stuff, Wang Cuihua was in a class of her own.

"Fourth Auntie’s calculations are always accurate, we always consult her when we have problems!" someone in the crowd shouted.

Quite a few people in the area believed in Wang Cuihua; considering that Wang Lao Wu’s own mother also died indirectly because of this family, Wang’s father felt somewhat guilty.

"So, what should we do?" Wang’s father asked.

"If you listen to me, you should send them to the police station where the yang energy is the heaviest, capable of neutralizing all evil spirits. If you don’t believe it, keep them at home, but remember, don’t get close to them, or bad luck will come."

This was all explained by Suizi to Wang Cuihua, and Wang Cuihua repeated it word for word.

Wang’s father thought, ’I do want to have my son father a child with that insane woman, but the timing of the chicken coop collapse was too precise, it had scared my son to a pulp. It will take some time to cure him...’

The uncle’s family completely believed Wang Cuihua’s words and stayed at Wang Lao Wu’s house to discuss what to do.

Wang Cuihua pulled Suizi aside to whisper.

"You better get Tiegen to go into town and find your classmate to save the person. If it takes too long, they will figure it out. By the way, didn’t you say your grandmother could sleep on a warm kang tonight? Should I tell your uncle that the kang in your grandparents’ room is contaminated and needs to be rebuilt?"

Wang Cuihua was still thinking about fooling people with ghost stories.

She thought that Suizi’s intention was to control Uncle’s family with ghost stories.

Suizi shook her head.

"The same method, if used too many times, will not be believed. Mother, it’s useless to scare these dishonest people with ghosts and gods."

Giving them sufficient benefits would make them dare to offend even ghosts and gods.

"Then, what would be useful?"

Suizi looked into the distance, her eyes filled with a determination firmer than the blade of a knife.

"What can truly save our people is not superstition, but the promotion of socialist core values, which can build a strong nation."

This village was too ignorant; it needed an injection of positive energy. Suizi didn’t mind giving them a hard-core output.

"...??? What is she talking about?"

Wang Cuihua would soon find out.

Less than three hours later, Suizi’s classmate Liao Yong was brought over by Yu Jingting.

As Liao Yong and his colleague were at Old Wang’s house trying to understand the situation, Suizi was at her uncle’s house, stoking the flames.

"It turns out that what Cuihua said is true. That woman actually called the police..."

Her uncle was still oblivious that all of this was stirred up by Suizi.

Feeling that things were strange, he even more believed Wang Cuihua had supernatural powers.

"You still have the time to think about this?"

Suizi’s words drew sidelong glances from her uncle and aunt. What was she implying?

"Don’t you realize that your actions are already illegal?"

"What law did we break?!"

Uncle and auntie echoed each other.

People raised in an ignorant environment have no idea that their actions might be problematic.

Just like the villagers here, they all believe that the Wang family did nothing wrong.

They believed that the insane woman was like money dropped in the middle of the road. Whoever picks it up owns it.

None of them realized that such an act had already violated the law.

"Wang Lao Wu’s family has been restraining her freedom, attempting rape, and even beating her. Your family is an accomplice and will be sentenced accordingly. If I go out now and tell my classmates about this, guess what would happen?"

"She’s crazy! Is it also illegal to detain a madwoman?!" Uncle and auntie felt as if they were listening to a fairy tale.

"Let me enlighten you. Regardless of the means, for anyone who does aware that the victim is severely mentally insane to still attempt to have relations with her, regardless of whether the victim agrees or resists, it is considered against the woman’s will and it’s a crime. As an accomplice—"

Suizi blended truth and fiction in her words.

The Wang family indeed committed a crime.

However, the uncle’s family hadn’t done much, and they would probably only receive criticism and education, but she deliberately exaggerated the severity of the situation.

These legal illiterates are easy to fool.

Suizi had already managed to frighten them when Wang Lao Wu was taken away by Liao Yong and his team, passing by the courtyard of Uncle’s house.

Uncle’s knees gave out in fright, and he kneeled down in front of Suizi.

"Niece, you mustn’t expose us. If you do, our family would be done for."

His wife also kneeled down.

Wang Cuihua straightened her back.

This feels so good!

Seeing that Suizi was almost done and afraid Suizi’s oral firepower wouldn’t be enough, Yu Jingting took over:

"Have new year come early, kneeling to wish us a happy new year?"

"Your congratulations fall on deaf ears, as we don’t have spare cents to reward your filthy souls. However, we can make a bowl of white rice, stick three chopsticks in it, and offer it to your long lost conscience."

Well, said!

Suizi gave a flurry of hearts in her mind in agreement. Yu Jingting was truly remarkable at insulting others!

"Do you have any idea how you’ve treated the elderly? You know what bed they’ve been sleeping on?" Wang Cuihua asked.

"That, that kang was because the elderly lady said she didn’t like it too warm—" Uncle, now in front of Yu Jingting’s family, was like a grandson.

"What a load of crap! Why don’t you sleep on the cold kang? Suizi, call your classmate in and let him see the ’filial son’s’ cold kang!"

"I will make a new kang for your grandmother. Before the kang is ready, she can sleep in our room. Is that okay?"

"Let us know if you dare to mistreat the old lady. My wife’s classmate can come at any time. Your role now is to serve the old lady. If you can’t even do this, you are no better than a dead person."

Suizi secretly gave Yu Jingting a thumbs up. He was great, saying everything she wanted to.

Yu Jingting responded with a wink. The final blowhard conclusion was left to her to practice her eloquence.

"I’ll give you a few words. If you abide by them, I guarantee that the rest of your life will be peaceful and joyous."

Suizi paused, then in a resounding broadcasting voice, she intoned:

"Patriotism, Dedication, Integrity, Kindness!"