Lying Win: My villains are all reborn

Chapter 171 Don’t mess around (Fourth update, please support me)

Seeing this, Wen Nian did not come forward to stop the children from fighting against piracy.

Students should understand the importance of protecting copyright and combating counterfeiting from an early age.

Although it is not easy for this store to do business, that is not the reason why they help spread and sell pirated copies.

"Hey, you make it sound as if you really know the publisher."

The shop owner was still not convinced, and with a hint of luck, he said, "Whether you want to buy it or not, just leave. Don't interfere with my business here."

Wen Nian could tell that this store owner had a good heart.

I don’t hold a grudge because a few students have affected my business.

Even if you argue with a few children, you still have room for success.

She nodded secretly in appreciation, thinking that maybe after this matter was resolved, she could recommend him to Mr. Ding and the others.

Let him become a regular book dealer.

Of course, the prerequisite is that he must first realize his mistake in selling pirated copies.

"We won't leave until we explain clearly."

A girl held her head high and said, "Ma Xiaohai, go ask Teacher Ding and the others to come over and tell the teachers that their pirated books are being sold here."

"Look at it."

A boy next to the girl received the instruction and immediately agreed, "Monitor, Zhong Wuwei, hold on, I'll be back soon."

When Wen Nian saw this, his smile deepened a little.

The girl in front of me is indeed Wang Xin, the monitor of Class 1, Grade 6.

Doctor Wang's distant relative was sent to Nianxiang School last year.

It is said that because he did not study seriously and had poor grades, he was expelled from his original school and was sent here out of desperation.

In just one semester of coming to Nianxiang School, this child went from being last in the class to becoming the monitor of his class.

Nowadays, she behaves in a very orderly manner, and she doesn't look like the 'bad' student who was expelled from school at all.

Seeing this, a smile appeared on Wen Nian's lips unconsciously.

"Oh, you kid, slow down."

Not long after, Mr. Ding was pulled back by Ma Xiaohai and hurried back.

The old lady's angry voice kept ringing, "Teacher, with old arms and legs, how can he run and jump like you little guys?"

"Ma Xiaohai, what are you doing?"

Wang Xin and Zhong Wuwei turned around when they heard the noise and saw the old lady being dragged and stumbling towards them.

"Didn't you ask me to invite Teacher Ding to come over and expose their piracy?"

Ma Xiaohai still didn't know what he had done wrong, so he answered innocently, "What's wrong with me?"

"What else happened?"

Zhong Wuwei stepped forward and pulled his classmate away, "See what you have done to Teacher Ding?"

As he spoke, he quickly stepped forward to support Mr. Ding and apologized shamefully: "Teacher Ding, please forgive me."

"Classmate Ma Xiaohai doesn't know the importance of it, and it's made you suffer."

"Haha, it's okay, it's okay."

Mr. Ding really didn't blame these students, "I'm just ashamed that I'm old and can't keep up with the footsteps of you young people."

"Teacher Ding, I'm sorry."

After listening to what Zhong Wuwei and Mr. Ding said, Ma Xiaohai realized that these teachers were old and had difficulty moving.

"I forgot about this. You, you are still young, not old at all."

After saying this, he felt it was inappropriate, and finally scratched his head and added: "Why don't you give me a scolding, teacher?"

"Okay, okay, the teacher won't scold you, but just don't act so recklessly in the future."

Mr. Ding looked at these children, reached out and patted their shoulders, "Come on, didn't you say someone is selling our pirated books? Let's take the teacher to see them."

"I, I, I...you guys, please don't mess around."

The shop owner obviously didn't expect that these children would actually find an old lady to verify the authenticity of the books they sold.

I was a little incoherent for a moment.

(End of chapter)