司城搭建的这一间小屋子很快受到平和村所有大小朋友的喜欢，回家都吵着让家里的大人也给他们建造一个，脾气不好的直接把他们揍一顿了事，而那些疼孩子的都在自己家院子给他们简单搭了一个。
What gave everyone the biggest headache was that Junjun and Lele had hung all sorts of dolls all over the little house. The adults in the family couldn't keep up with this, as they didn't have any of these things in stock. Everyone secretly went to Yunqi and the others to ask them to stop letting the two kids cause so much trouble. They were already exhausted from harvesting, and having to deal with these unruly children at home was just too much.
Yunqi quickly returned home and hid the ribbons. Otherwise, if the two naughty kids continued to cause trouble, it would really cause public outrage.
"I don't know when the village school will be established. These kids are so naughty now. You can often hear the sound of parents beating their children." Yun's mother sat in the yard shredding corn kernels. Seeing Yun Qi hiding all the things the two children had prepared to dress up, she said helplessly, "If this were before, these kids would never have cared about these little things."
"It'll be soon. My second grandfather asked me before if I wanted to be a teacher, but I refused." After hiding the things, Yunqi sat down and joined in rubbing corn kernels.
"This is a good thing, why not go? The new regulations were issued the day before yesterday, and there will be subsidies for teachers in the village." After the young people in the village wrote it down, the village summarized it and established some new rules for Pinghe Village. In case everyone accidentally violated them or did not know what benefits they were entitled to, each family sent a representative to copy a copy.
"You don't know my temper. If I became a teacher, I'm afraid I would physically punish the children. Then I wouldn't be able to explain it to the villagers." Yunqi knew his own limitations. If his two children weren't taken care of by his parents, they would have suffered a lot of physical punishment from him.
"What a great opportunity! I wonder if Gao Jie would be willing to go? Her personality is perfect for it." Seeing that her daughter was unwilling, she immediately thought of her niece.
"You don't need to ask anymore. My cousin is learning traditional Chinese medicine with her husband right now, and they're preparing to follow each other's lead." Yunqi knew that his cousin had been studying medical books every day lately, and the Liu family was very supportive. Learning some traditional Chinese medicine at this time would be very beneficial, and besides, couples with the same hobby are more likely to stay together for a long time.
Yun's mother nodded in agreement, saying, "Her personality is much more stable than yours. She would be well-suited to be a teacher or to study traditional Chinese medicine."
Yunqi pretended to be a little jealous and asked her mother, "Am I really that bad? Now that you've said that, I don't even know what my good points are anymore."
After deliberately thinking for a while, Mother Yun nodded and said, "You do have one good point."
"What is it?" Yunqi was surprised to hear his mother admit that he had some merits.
"Your advantage is that you found us a good son-in-law."
Yunqi was stunned by this answer; how could this be considered one of his strengths?
Wait a minute, I almost got tricked by my mom. I have a lot of good qualities, otherwise Brother Cheng wouldn't have approached me.
"Alright, hurry up and pack your things. We'll be going to the square to help out later. What do you think we should bring?" Yun's mother interrupted her daughter, who was still admiring herself.
"Take some spices with you later, the village might not have many left." Today is the day the village had agreed to kill wild boars. Many of the wild boars in the ditch have grown up, especially the boars, which fight in the ditch every day. Sometimes their howls are quite eerie. So this time, they simply left one boar and slaughtered the other two adult boars.
"That's fine. I'll go dig up some ginger from the greenhouse and take it over. They should also catch some fish later," Mother Yun added.
Si Cheng led a group of strong young men to the edge of the ditch. The people who were clearing land there were startled when they saw so many young men carrying sticks, thinking they were there to cause trouble.
Unexpectedly, they headed towards the trench, which is why I put down my tools.
Seeing them using sticks to drive away the wild boars in the ditch, I curiously gathered around.
They skillfully herded the wild boars to one side and then used sticks to build a fence around them.
"What are you doing?" Captain Liu asked curiously as he approached.
"There are too many wild boars in the pit, fighting and causing a ruckus every day. In addition, the village is busy with the harvest, so we plan to slaughter a couple so everyone can have a good meal and replenish their bodies," Liu Xinwei said proudly. These are all benefits for Pinghe Village.
"Slaughtering a pig!" Captain Liu and the others couldn't help but swallow hard. They were lucky to have enough to eat these days, but they never expected that Pinghe Village would have a pig slaughtering feast. It really shows how different people are.
Although they were envious, no one asked if they could join, because they knew that food was too precious these days, let alone meat.
At this point, everyone had separated the two boars that were to be slaughtered. Si Cheng quickly lassoed the head of one of the boars with the rope in his hand, and the people standing next to him quickly scattered, leaving him a large open space.
"You can't just pull it up like this. This pig looks to weigh over 400 pounds, it's not light." Before Captain Liu could finish speaking, Si Cheng yanked the wild boar out of the pit and slammed it to the ground.
Before the wild boar could react, several young men rushed forward and tied its four legs tightly. To avoid being gored by its tusks, two of the bolder young men held onto the tusks and together they lifted the wild boar onto the bench that had been set up.
Meanwhile, the middle-aged man holding the pig-slaughtering tools quickly squeezed forward and skillfully bled the wild boar. The person with the basin also quickly placed it in position to catch the blood. Everything was coordinated so perfectly.
This scene left Captain Liu and his team completely stunned, and they didn't even realize what was happening until the wild boar finally stopped breathing.
"This is incredible! How many wild boars did they have to kill to coordinate so perfectly?" A young man on the side reacted the fastest, turning to ask Captain Liu.
However, Captain Liu did not reply to him. Instead, he stared intently at Si Cheng. He saw Si Cheng pull out another wild boar in the same way. What he found most unbelievable was that the second wild boar lay on its back for a long time without reacting, just like the first one. He wondered if the boar had been stunned when it was thrown to the ground.
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