When Feng Xiuer first opened her mouth to speak, she felt unsure of herself, fearing that she would be scolded by the village chief.

But by the end, she was much more confident because she felt that her analysis made perfect sense!

It was definitely that brat Jiang Wanwan who borrowed the money with interest!

Thinking of this, Feng Xiuer straightened her back, put her hands on her hips, and continued, "Pah, do they really think we country folk are all stupid? Wan'er said that her good sister in the capital gave her the money. If that's true, why didn't her good sister keep her in the capital to enjoy a good life, but instead sent her back to our poor, remote, godforsaken place to suffer?"

Everyone, think about it, isn't that the logic?

"That makes perfect sense."

"Could it really be something Jiang Wanwan did?"

"Oh no! This has really ruined the Jiang family!"

"At such a young age, she's lazy and only knows how to enjoy herself. She doesn't know how to work hard to earn money. It's really a pity for the Jiang family. This girl has only been back for half a month and she's already ruined the Jiang family!"

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Hearing the villagers gossiping about their beloved daughter, Jiang Jialin and Madam Lu were furious. "You can eat whatever you want, but you can't say whatever you want. Don't make wild guesses; our daughter is perfectly fine!"

Old Mrs. Jiang rolled up her sleeves, put her hands on her hips, and glared fiercely at Feng Xiuer and Liu San Niang. "You two gossipy women, if you can't speak properly, don't talk nonsense. Be careful your tongues rot!"

"Is my precious granddaughter what you call her? You should mind your own business first. All you do is gossip and talk behind people's backs. You two must have been toads in your past lives; your tongues are much longer than anyone else's!"

"If you dare say another bad word about my granddaughter, this old woman will rip your tongues out and throw them into the latrine today!"

Hu, Zhu, and Jiang Erbo and Jiang Dabo, among others, also cursed the villagers who spoke ill of Jiang Wanwan, especially Liu Sanniang, Feng Xiuer, and Zhang Cuihua and her daughter, who were cursed extremely badly.

The Jiang family members, as if injected with chicken blood, surprisingly cursed at the four women so much that they didn't dare to utter a single word.

Jiang Wanwan pouted and walked up to the village chief, saying in a wronged tone, "Grandpa Village Chief, whether you believe it or not, Wanwan has never borrowed any interest from the money exchange, nor has anyone in my family."

Looking at the pitiful, clear-eyed girl in front of him, the village chief immediately believed her. He comforted her in a soft voice, "Little girl, don't be afraid. I will definitely investigate this matter and give you justice."

Jiang Wanwan nodded pitifully, "Thank you, Grandpa Village Chief."

The village chief looked at everyone and said, "Didn't you say that group was at the village entrance? Let's go out and confront them face to face. The truth will soon be clear."

"The village chief is right. We'll find out once we go out and confront those people."

Liu San Niang was unconvinced. The village chief was clearly favoring that brat Jiang Wanwan. She mustered her courage and asked, "Village chief, what if Uncle Wu's family really borrowed money from the money shop? What do you plan to do about it?"

You know, no one in our Dashui Village has ever borrowed money at interest from a money exchange before. If Uncle Wu's family borrowed money at interest, wouldn't that set a bad example and corrupt the villagers?

The villagers nodded repeatedly, expressing their strong agreement with Liu San Niang's words.

She looked at the villagers' reactions with satisfaction and excitedly boasted, "Village chief, look, everyone thinks what I said makes sense!"

The village chief stroked his white beard and asked with a meaningful look, "Oh~ so what do you think we should do?"

"Drive them out of the village! And take their land and divide it equally among the villagers!" Liu San Niang said slowly, a wicked glint in her eyes.