Brothers Zhao Xianjin and Zhao Xianshui returned to the Zhao family's old house and were welcomed by the entire Zhao family. Not only did Mr. and Mrs. Zhao show up, but Zhao Xianshui's nephews and grandchildren also came out. At noon, no one knew whether these children went to sleep or went out to play, and no one was seen.

Not only that, even the Zhao family's ferocious big yellow dog wagged its tail at Lin Yi with a gentle expression...

The feud between the first and third wives disappeared, the instigator Zhao Yongliang was no longer an eyesore, the two wives reconciled, and the happiest people were the old couple, Mr. and Mrs. Zhao.

When Lin Yi opened the big suitcase and took out the cigarettes, alcohol, tea, candy, snacks, shoes and clothes one by one, the old couple became even happier.

When they explained which items were specially gifted to them by their young grandson, Yongqiang, the old couple felt even happier. Who could refuse the filial piety of their grandchildren? The old lady put away the 200 yuan her son had given her as a gift and gave the candy and snacks to her daughter-in-law, who asked her to distribute them to her great-grandchildren. The rest of the items were taken back to the old couple's room.

Afterwards, at the urging of their children, the old couple tried on all the new clothes and shoes. Mr. Zhao was very exaggerated: wearing new shoes, new clothes, and a box of cigarettes in his pocket, he went straight to the big willow tree at the entrance of the village to show off to his brothers.

The old lady was not to be outdone. She rolled up the sleeves of her new dress, the length just right to reveal the silver bracelet Lin Yi bought for her. Then she raised her hand from time to time to tuck her hair behind her ear. She casually asked a few questions about her third son's experiences outside in the past half month. Perhaps he didn't listen carefully, and he went out with his husband.

She also has a group of old sisters.

Mrs. Zhao's big concern was resolved, and she thought of her third brother's wife who was missing. Seeing that Lin Yi was not in a hurry, she urged him and gave him some advice, asking him to go to his father-in-law's house first. If he was not there, he could go to the Public Security Bureau to ask Daliangzi.

Lin Yi said that he had just returned home and saw the note left by Cai Genxiang, saying that he knew where the women were and would go find them tomorrow. Only then did his sister-in-law and the others stop talking.

Mrs. Zhao got up and went to prepare dinner with her two daughters-in-law. Brother Zhao, whose nap had been taken away by Lin Yi, was now dozing off on the kang. Only his two nephews and a few grandnephews stayed in the room, chatting with Lin Yi.

When they had nothing to do, Yongsheng asked again and again, so Lin Yi told them some of his experiences during his travels.

Yongshan and Yongsheng listened intently. The villagers didn't understand personal privacy these days, so when they heard Lin Yi talk about selling his family's half-grown pigs and ducks to scrape together a few hundred yuan to make it to Beijing, they were filled with admiration. They kept asking how much money he had earned.

Yongsheng always wanted to go out and try his luck, but he was not good at studying. He struggled to graduate from elementary school. His physique was okay, so he went to the army when he turned 18. Unfortunately, there were too many people and the number of places was limited, so he was not selected.

If rural people want to go out and try their luck, in addition to the two ways mentioned above, there is also the way to recruit workers. However, his family has been farmers for generations and has no connections. Even if there are occasional recruitments for the whole society, they are relatively isolated here and have no access to such news.

So, like his older brother, he stayed at home tending to the few acres of crops and barely managed to make ends meet.

In the original body's memory, he had no deep impression of his nephews and did not seem to have much contact with them. Even his youngest son, Zhao Yongqiang, was ignored by the original body. No one knew what he was thinking. His heart was only occupied by Zhao Yongliang, and the other children were all sidelined.

Seeing that his two nephews were always asking about the business outside, Lin Yi asked them how much money his third uncle had earned in the past half month. He must have made a fortune by buying so many things..., and he began to think about finding a job for his two nephews.

In fact, he had six nephews and two nieces. His eldest brother had four sons and one daughter, and his second brother had the same family as his: two sons and one daughter. If he found jobs for Yongshan and Yongsheng, and the other four nephews also found him, his third uncle, he couldn't favor one over the other.

After a little inquiry, I learned that there are four younger brothers in the eldest brother's family. The fourth one, like his son Yongqiang, just graduated from junior high school this year. His academic performance is average and he has no plans to continue studying. Recently, he and his third brother have been helping people load and unload goods at the feed station in town.

The family's farmland is usually taken care of by Zhao Xianjin and Yongshan Yongsheng at home, which is more than enough.

Lin Yi pondered, isn't this a huge waste of human resources? When the chance arises, he'll definitely find a way out for these nephews. He's been keeping this in mind, not wanting to make it public. But who knew that his body easily gets drunk? After two glasses of white wine that night, he started talking nonsense uncontrollably. With a wave of his hand, he made a promise: to find a job for each of his nephews!

Others were at most skeptical, but the village party secretary had a sharp eye. He believed it and took advantage of Lin Yi being drunk to successfully secure a spot for his eldest grandson.

Another person who believed in this was Yongsheng. That night, Lin Yi, who was drunk as a puddle of mud, received careful care from Yongsheng. He left the two children to his wife alone and carried his uncle home on his back. He didn't have a key, so he climbed the wall to get the man in, fetched water to wash his feet, and then slept beside him and took care of him all night.

When Lin Yi woke up the next day, he felt a splitting headache. Recalling the fragments of what happened at the dinner table last night, he felt that drinking had caused trouble!

Yongsheng found some noodles from somewhere and diligently cooked a bowl of noodle soup for Lin Yi. After the meal, Lin Yi prepared to go to his father-in-law's house to deliver letters and other things, and then go to find Ling Shuang and the others according to the address on the note.

The uncle and nephew still climbed over the wall and went back and forth.

Before parting, Yongsheng said shyly: "Uncle San, I'm not in a hurry about work~"