Seeing that no one explicitly objected, Gu Chengde continued.

"These work points for exchanging meat will be distributed to Chu and Shen, the educated youth. You can discuss how to allocate them and tell the accountant Cao Hua when it's over."

"Now that everyone understands, Cao Qi, you can slaughter the pig."

Cao Qi responded from behind the crowd, stepped out, walked to the old man who had been standing next to the captain, and took the tools from him.

"Father, leave this to me. Why don't you go back and rest?" It turned out that the old man standing next to him was Cao Ding.

Upon hearing this, Cao Ding grabbed his cane and tried to strike his son, but the agile Cao Qi dodged it.

Seeing that he couldn't hit his son, he impatiently waved his hand.

“Go do your work, your dad is right here, he won’t get lost.” After saying that, he spontaneously walked to the steps at the back warehouse and sat down.

Cao Qi couldn't persuade his father, and seeing him sitting there obediently, he could only ask the brigade leader to take care of his father.

"Uncle Gu, please take care of my father." Gu Chengde knew about Cao Ding's health condition, so he readily agreed.

Cao Qi then arranged for several strong laborers to fetch the boiled water from several nearby households.

It turns out that the brigade leader had told them to go home and boil water early in the morning when he learned that wild boars were going to be killed.

Without wasting any words, Cao Qi immediately reached out and plunged the dagger into the wild boar's neck.

The adults around kept a close eye on their children, not wanting them to witness this bloody scene.

However, children are naturally curious, so how can they be expected to obey just because adults say so?

They all tried to avoid the gaze of their elders and secretly glanced at Cao Qi.

But ultimately, many children are no match for adults. Weren't they curious about these things when they were young, and weren't they also taken in?

Now they naturally know what the children are thinking, but the children's tricks are things they've already learned.

It's not that they're absolutely forbidden from watching, it's just that the children are still quite timid.

Seeing such a bloody scene might make you sick afterwards.

There have been cases like this before, where someone was so frightened by the scene of slaughtering a pig during the Lunar New Year that they developed a high fever that night.

Fortunately, the family reacted quickly and bought medicine from the brigade doctor, which prevented serious consequences.