Chapter 254 Your blood is also in my daughter's veins



Lin Yuze stared at the man before him, then collapsed to the ground like a lump of mud, veins bulging on his forehead and temples throbbing.

The weariness and helplessness in his heart surged like a tide, almost drowning him.

Looking back over the past two years, countless officers and soldiers have worked tirelessly to spread the concept of law to the people of Jing'an County, visiting every household to promote it.

Under the blazing sun, the heat was unbearable, and the officers and soldiers, dressed in heavy uniforms, were drenched in sweat.

He walked from one end of the village to the other, patiently explaining the legal provisions to each household, his voice hoarse from shouting, but he never stopped.

There were also many literati who either set up their desks in the streets and alleys or went deep into the fields to patiently explain the meaning and importance of the law.

They cited classical texts and historical examples to analyze the origins of the law, speaking earnestly as if they wanted to etch every word into the hearts of the people.

But reality dealt him a heavy blow; now it seems all his efforts have been in vain.

The people of Jing'an County were as if they were isolated by an invisible and stubborn barrier.

They ignored these well-intentioned teachings, continued to do as they pleased, and remained immersed in their outdated ideas.

He frowned, his expression grave, and helplessly turned to look at the woman holding the child, her face streaked with tears.

The woman was slender, as if a gust of wind could blow her over, in this dim, dilapidated room filled with a depressing atmosphere.

She was like a withered leaf battered by a violent storm, trembling uncontrollably.

She held her child tightly, her arms trembling slightly from the effort, as if the child was her only support in the world, her only hope for survival.

The baby in her arms occasionally let out a faint cry, a sound like the most mournful wail in the night sky, or a sob for this injustice and suffering.

Each sound was like a sharp needle, piercing straight into Lin Yuze's heart, causing him waves of pain.

Lin Yuze felt a pang of sadness, his nose tingled slightly, and he sighed heavily.

That sigh was filled with deep sympathy for the woman, helplessness at the tragic plight of the mother and son, and profound sorrow at the difficulty of enforcing the law.

He suppressed the surging emotions in his heart, tried to calm his breathing, and patiently explained the law to the man and the old woman again, word by word, carefully and meticulously.

He spoke slowly and clearly, each word seemingly imbued with warmth.

With his unwavering commitment to the law and his dedication to justice, he hopes to break through the stubborn barrier in the hearts of this mother and son.

However, the man and the old woman simply knelt on the ground expressionlessly, their eyes empty and numb, unmoved by his words, seemingly impervious to reason.

Seeing their expressions, the anger that Lin Yuze had been suppressing for so long finally erupted like a powder keg being lit.

He stepped forward, his posture upright like a pine tree, his imposing presence awe-inspiring. He said sternly, "If there is a next time, the government will not show any leniency and will arrest people directly!"

Don't think that you can hide it from everyone. Every pregnant woman in a family must register with the government.

If you don't register, your child won't be able to get a household registration after birth. Without a household registration, forget about opportunities to change your fate, like going to school or joining the army!

Your child's life will be completely ruined because of your ignorance and stubbornness! Once discovered, you, as parents, will both go to jail!

The government will also conduct regular door-to-door inspections. Don't take any chances; those supposedly clever ways of concealing things are child's play in front of the government. We know exactly what's going on!

His gaze was sharp, fixed on the mother and child, his eyes filled with both anger and expectation.

Hopefully, these harsh words will act like a heavy hammer, waking them up and making them truly realize their mistakes and respect the law.

Lin Yuze had sharp eyes and stared intently at the two people in front of him. The man's face turned ashen white in an instant, devoid of any color.

Like withered grass suddenly attacked by severe frost, its vitality quickly vanishes.

Large beads of sweat rolled down his forehead, hitting the ground and leaving a small dark patch.

His eyes were filled with terror and regret. He seemed to have lost his spine, collapsing to the ground, with only his rapid breathing indicating his panic.

The old woman's body trembled more and more violently, her teeth chattering uncontrollably, as if she were playing a desperate lament.

She was like a withered branch swaying precariously in a storm, each tremor a prelude to her impending breakage.

His eyes were filled with helplessness and fear, and his cloudy eyes were filled with dread of the unknown punishment.

The woman holding the child, whose face was already as pale as paper, now looked almost transparent, completely lifeless.

Her lips trembled slightly, like petals falling in the autumn wind, fragile and helpless.

Her eyes were brimming with tears, like pools of autumn water, but she held them back, her gaze filled with worry for her child and uncertainty about the future.

Seeing this, Lin Yuze felt a surge of pity, his tense expression softened instantly, and his tone became gentler.

With a hint of earnest persuasion, he continued to patiently explain: "In the Tianxuan Kingdom, since the beginning of its founding, the law has clearly stated this."

Regardless of gender, everyone had the opportunity to study, pursue education, and become an official.

And look at the court in Kyoto, there is no shortage of women with quick wit and outstanding insight.

With their wisdom and talent, they spoke eloquently in the imperial court, offering advice and strategies for the prosperity of the country.

Within academia, many women also served as teachers, using their profound knowledge to carefully nurture countless talents and lay the foundation for the future of the nation.

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