Before setting off for Hongxing Farm, Qin Hanshu received a letter from Qin Feiyang.

In his letter, Qin Feiyang told her to stay in the countryside without worry, and not to work if she didn't want to, and that he would cover all her living expenses.

At most a year, he could bring her to live with him at his post. If she could find a job then, great; if not, it wouldn't matter, as his salary and allowances were quite substantial, supporting her wouldn't be a problem.

Along with the letter came a stack of national grain coupons, which Qin Hanshu counted; there were two hundred jin in total. Even if she didn't work for a year, she wouldn't have to worry about going hungry.

Besides the letter, there was also a remittance slip for 200 yuan.

Exchanging these grain coupons, plus the remittance, would probably cost Qin Feiyang half a year's salary and allowance.

Qin Hanshu held the letter and read it several times before carefully putting it away.

Lying on the kang (a heated brick bed), she recalled Qin Feiyang from her previous life.

She could only stay in the space, so she only knew about the people and things that were entangled with Hu Wenwen.

When Qin Feiyang learned of her death, he returned home and smashed the house to pieces. Having no other way to vent his anger, he could only leave and return to his unit.

Not long after, Qin Feiyang was transferred to civilian work and applied to be assigned to work at a meat processing plant.

Hu Dayong and Hu Bingbing were not good people to begin with, and they had a lot of dirty laundry. They were quickly ruined by Qin Feiyang and became hated by everyone in the factory. They were often dragged out and given a hard time.

Furthermore, because of Qin Hanshu's death, the neighbors also disliked Yang Aizhen and the Hu family. They were reported for living a life of extravagance, and Yang Aizhen's background was brought up as a topic of discussion.

Although no one searched their home, even though they had money, Yang Aizhen and the Hu family dared not spend a single extra penny.

During those years, the Hu family and Yang Aizhen were treated like rats in the street. Their windows were smashed when they sat at home, and they were splattered with excrement when they walked in the alley. Nobody wanted to associate with them.

Even when Yang Aizhen went to the shop at the entrance of the alley to buy soy sauce, the shopkeeper was unwilling to sell it to her. She said she had it, but the shopkeeper said she didn't. So Yang Aizhen had to run two blocks to buy soy sauce.

This situation continued until 1976, which was the worst period for Yang Aizhen and the Hu family after Qin Hanshu's death.

Later, the situation changed. Hu Wenwen was admitted to university, and it was at this time that the space was transformed, making her completely different from before. Only then could the Hu family truly say goodbye to the past and begin to take off.

The rise of the Hu family marked the beginning of Qin Feiyang's misfortune.

Hu Wenwen used the backgrounds of the men who were pursuing her to hinder Qin Feiyang's work, forcing Qin Feiyang to go into business.

He started as a small vendor, then became self-employed, and gradually found the right path to start his own factory.

In just ten years, Qin Feiyang became a prominent entrepreneur who was featured in newspapers.

At this point, Qin Feiyang had already buried his resentment over his sister's death deep in his heart. After all, he also had a wife and children, and his own life to live.

But who knew that Qin Feiyang would get into a dispute with someone over a piece of land and offend someone.

Then, the factory was maliciously suppressed and eventually forced to sell at a low price.

Qin Feiyang only found out afterward that the other party's initial target was his factory, and that other party was none other than Hu Wenwen, who was hiding behind the scenes.

The purpose was to retaliate against his harassment of the Hu family over the years.

With both old and new grudges combined, Qin Feiyang naturally had to retaliate.

After a fierce struggle, it ended with Qin Feiyang losing all his family fortune.

However, this is not the end.

Qin Feiyang's wife had long been targeted by a scoundrel. When Hu Wenwen learned of this, she actually helped the scoundrel harass Qin's wife. During her escape, Qin's wife was accidentally hit by a car and killed.

Qin Feiyang nearly went mad when he learned of this.

But before he could avenge his wife, his son was kidnapped by human traffickers.

While plotting revenge, Qin Feiyang also searched for his son. But how could he possibly have the means to take revenge now? Unable to find his son, Qin Feiyang gradually succumbed to despair and went insane.

The last time Qin Hanshu heard news about Qin Feiyang from Hu Wenwen was that Qin Feiyang had become a homeless person sleeping on the streets!

When she saw Hu Wenwen's gloating face, she was so angry that her soul trembled.

The person who directly drove her to her death was Hu Dayong, but Qin Hanshu hated Hu Wenwen the most, and that's the reason.

Qin Hanshu turned over, gazing at the dark cave dwelling, and secretly resolved in her heart that in this life, she would make sure Qin Feiyang had a happy life.

As for Hu Wenwen, if she had even the slightest bit of an easier life in this lifetime, then her rebirth would have been in vain!

Qin Hanshu took a deep breath and composed herself.

In his letter, Qin Feiyang said that it would take at most a year to bring her to the station.

If they bring her to live at the military base, they'll need to get married and apply for housing. In other words, Qin Feiyang's marriage is already in the works.

Maybe he's already in a relationship and just waiting for things to settle down.

Qin Hanshu didn't know exactly when Qin Feiyang got married, but judging from the timeline, it must have been within the last two years.

Qin Hanshu was genuinely happy for her brother.

From now on, she can start preparing for her brother and sister-in-law's wedding.

***

Hongxing Farm was located in Liangping Commune, which was far away, so the production brigade arranged for a tractor to take them there.

Niu Erdan was busy with other things, so this time the tractor was driven by another man from the team.

He was in his thirties, named Niu Quangen, and was Niu Erdan's cousin.

Although they were all from the Niu family, Niu Quangen's family was not as well off as Niu Erdan's family. You could tell from their clothes that Niu Quangen's pants were made from fertilizer bags!

The main reason for Niu Quangen's poverty was that his family had many children. It is said that his wife married into the family at the age of sixteen and gave birth to six sons by the time she was twenty-six.

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