After Being Forced To Marry Ex-fiancé Heir

   Chapter 247 Uproar

  If someone dares to mess up, she won't forgive him lightly in the first place.

   As for Shen Zhiyun, she didn't need to speak. If Mu Honglian didn't leave, she naturally didn't leave either.

  Chu Xihe heard such a reply, and couldn't tell them apart for a while, so he just let them go. He was here for disaster relief, not for entanglement with them.

   His way of dealing with this kind of thing has always been simple and rude - just ignore it as if it has nothing to do with him!

In the afternoon, Chu Xihe passed the Tian county magistrate and others to inquire about the relocation of the villages before the flood discharge, while Shu Jinhua took Feihua, Tanxue and a few guards to the three resettlement sites built inside and outside the county, and carefully ordered and explained a lot. As a matter of fact, the doctor in the city was arranged to be on duty.

   Picked out 10 or 20 leaders from the refugees, and let them take charge of various places, help restrain the supervision, and convey instructions.

  Everyone felt a lot of peace in their hearts when they saw Concubine Shizi appearing in person, and they were all grateful. I just hope that this rainy season will pass quickly and everyone will return to their homes.

   I hope what the princess said is true, and the government will distribute food and supplies so that they can survive this winter.

   The matter of diversion and flood discharge, once announced, immediately caused an uproar.

  How are Chu Xi and the officials and officials who went to each village to inform, Zheng Wentian County magistrate, how are things going? Have you encountered any trouble or resistance? Who would have thought that in less than an hour, three or four hundred villagers, along with their families, the elderly, the weak, women and children, were dispatched together, crying and making a lot of noise at the gate of the county government office.

   kept crying and complaining that the government was inhumane, that he was not capable of flood control and disaster relief, he even wanted to destroy the Fengmingshan Reservoir and flooded their homes without giving them a way to live.

  Since this is the case, they simply don't live anymore! Why don't you just send it to the government, kill or slash, just listen and respect!

   The gathering of three or four hundred people to make trouble is not a small scale. In addition, there are many old and weak women and children among them, crying and complaining in anger, which can easily arouse the sympathy of everyone.

  As the number of onlookers increased, the voices of discussion became more and more loud.

  The people sighed and pointed, almost overwhelmingly blaming the government and sympathizing with these poor villagers.

   "Too poor!"

   "Is this a disaster relief or a disaster, the homes are going to be destroyed, no wonder they will go out, alas!"

   "If you want me to say, this time the government has gone too far! It's worse than a flood!"

   "That's right, isn't this forcing people to die? So many people, how can you bear it!"

   "Oh, how can the government care about the lives of our common people?"

   "Shh, be quiet, don't let people hear you"

  “.”

   The riots outside the county government office were so tragic and dark, how could the government officials dare to riot? Several people were nervously guarding the gate of the county government office, staring at the people. One person flew in and reported the letter.

   "Master Shizi, what can I do with this!" Tian County magistrate felt a chill in his heart and sank to the bottom of the valley. He knew that someone would make trouble, but he didn't expect it to happen so quickly.

  Chu Xihe said: "If there is no one behind the instigation and fueling the flames, these people can't be organized so quickly, and they don't have such courage."

   As for who is behind this instigation - it goes without saying.

  Everyone knows that.

The magistrate    Tian lowered his head. It was two great Buddhas, and there was nothing he could do.

   (end of this chapter)