Xia Wan told her father what was going on and then went out.

At this time, most people had gone to work, and there weren't even any teenagers on the streets.

She could only wander aimlessly, hoping to find someone who could contribute points to her!

In the small mountain village, the roads are rugged and winding, cutting through the mountains.

These roads are all dirt roads, with deep ruts worn into them by the wheels of time. On the hillsides beside the roads, the distant mountains rise and fall, creating a picturesque scene against the backdrop of blue sky and white clouds.

Xia Wan walked along without encountering any hooligans, but she did come across a group of children throwing stones at a little girl in tattered clothes.

"You brat, the thief's child doesn't deserve to play with us."

"Get out, get out of here, this is our territory, go play somewhere else."

"Throw stones at him! Throw stones at him! Her father is a thief and a convict. What good can a thief's child be?"

The little girl stood there blankly as they threw stones at her, her head bowed as she sobbed softly.

"I'm not... I'm not..."

Xia Wan frowned, looking at the little girl, unable to hear what she was muttering. But these brats really needed to be disciplined.

Her anger flared instantly. She strode over, grabbed one of the unruly children by the arm, and pulled him aside.

"What are you doing? Why are you bullying people?" Xia Wan's voice was stern and cold.

The children were intimidated by her imposing manner and dared not speak for a moment.

"Shameless! A bunch of grown men bullying a little girl." Xia Wan curled her lip, pointed at a group of little boys, and spoke arrogantly.

"Mind your own business! He's a thief's kid, he deserves to be beaten!" The little brat snapped out of his daze and started speaking with a stiff neck.

Xia Wan stared sharply at the mischievous children in front of her, her brows furrowed, her eyes revealing a hint of anger and dissatisfaction.

She swiftly raised her hand and accurately grabbed the child who was spouting nonsense.

"You little brats, I'm really going to meddle in this mess today! I'll teach you arrogant brats a lesson for bullying others, and see who dares to be so cocky again!"

As Xia Wan spoke, she raised her hand without hesitation and slapped the child's bottom hard.

With a sharp "smack," the child burst into tears, sobbing uncontrollably like a flood.

He clearly hadn't expected Xia Wan to be so ruthless, and he burst into tears.

The other children standing to the side were stunned by this sudden scene, their faces turning pale, and they didn't dare to breathe.

Xia Wan didn't care about any of that. She then slapped the child's bottom twice more, each slap full of force and showing no mercy.

She only stopped what she was doing after seeing several clear red handprints on the child's bottom: "Well? Now you know you did something wrong, right?"

The child was already sobbing uncontrollably and had no mind to answer Xia Wan's question.

He just kept sobbing, rubbing his burning, aching bottom with his little hands, his heart filled with grievance and fear.

Xia Wan smiled and gave each of them a light tap on the bottom before speaking.

“It’s wrong to bully little girls. If you know you’re wrong, apologize to them right now, or I’ll hit you again.” Xia Wan said, raising her hand as if to spank them again.

The children burst into tears and all apologized to Xia Wan.

"Sister, we were wrong. We shouldn't have bullied Er Ya. Please forgive us, sister?"

"I...I know...I know I was wrong!"

"Waaaaah..."

Xia Wan glanced at the system panel, but there was nothing surprising; a little kid had contributed one point.

Xia Wan pouted and waved her fist in front of them: "Go home now, and don't you dare tell on me, or I'll beat you up again next time I see you."

After saying that, she prepared to leave, not caring about the little brats crying behind her. Anyway, her hits didn't hurt much, so there wouldn't be any problems.

The little girl who had been bullied called out to her, "Sister Xia, thank you!"

Xia Wan turned to look at the girl who had spoken, and after a moment of surprise, she realized that the girl was calling her: "You're welcome. Be careful in the future."

Xia Wan, who was about to leave, suddenly stopped. Under the little girl's puzzled gaze, she walked over and patted the little girl's bottom.

"Xia... Sister Xia?" Er Ya shrank back, as if she was frightened.

Xia Wan didn't notice her expression, but she was stunned when she saw the points on the system panel.

He looked at the timid, seemingly easy-to-bully little girl in front of him with some suspicion. Could it be that something was wrong with the damn system?

This little girl actually contributed 3 points to her? That's not even considered a normal contribution, is it?

"System, what's going on? Are you sure there's no mistake in this girl's points?"

[Host, don't judge a book by its cover. This girl's sin points are quite high for her age.]

"Xia... Sister Xia, is something the matter?" Er Ya looked at her in confusion, seemingly not understanding why she was standing there without saying a word.

Xia Wan was pulled back to reality by her voice: "Your name is Er Ya, right?"

"Yes...yes..." Er Ya lowered her head, her fingers tightly clenched, looking extremely timid.

"Okay, let's go home." Xia Wan was thinking about the points and had no desire to continue chatting with the child.

The system says that Er Ya has more sins than her peers, but compared to before, Qiao Chunsheng only increased his points to three after he sold Qiao Qiao to the deputy factory director.

So what exactly does this Er Ya do to have points that are comparable to those of an adult?

"System, is the way you calculate points the same when you're in the city as it is now?"

[It's the same; they've just arrived in this world and aren't familiar with its rules, so calculation errors might occur.]

A hint of guilt could be detected in the system's cold, mechanical voice.

Xia Wan sneered: "So you're saying that you miscalculated the Qiao family's points before?"

[There's a possibility of a calculation error, but it doesn't necessarily mean it's actually wrong.]

"Bullshit! How could the Qiao family, with all their evil deeds, only provide so few points? If you really want to be fair, Qiao Chunsheng and his companion are also the murderers who killed my adoptive mother!"

Those who take lives will definitely earn a lot of points!

"Right now, recalculate my score and correct all the mistakes!"

[Host, if there is no contact within seven days, all data will be wiped clean, making it impossible to re-examine the Qiao family's sins!]

The system is in a bad mood; do you think it doesn't want to recalculate?

The higher the host's points, the better it will be for its performance, right? She couldn't be happier if the host could earn more points!