Transmigrated as the Ex-Wife of a Heroic Man

And the previously unpredictable man, seeing her fleeing back, his eyes gradually softened, and a slight smile appeared on the corner of his mouth.

"Hengyang, you're finally here." Seeing that everyone had arrived, Li Youcai hadn't seen Zhou Hengyang coming. He was so anxious that he wanted to come out and ask someone to look for him, but as soon as he went out, he saw Zhou Hengyang at the door , Immediately happy to come over.

"Let me tell you that the big thing is not good. Just now I heard someone say something." Li Youcai pulled Zhou Hengyang to the corner of the courtyard wall, and said worriedly: "I'm afraid that girl Wen will want to divide the land this time." It's a loss."

Originally, they had negotiated with each other before, and Zhou Hengyang even managed to get rid of the other big families in the village in the past few days. Including the splitting of the land, it is also in favor of it. After all, this is a good thing. Except for the grain that is handed over to the state, the grain harvested by the households is their own.

As long as you have a handful of strength and a pair of hardworking hands, you will not be afraid of starvation.

The people in the village have been farmers who have relied on farming for generations. As long as the land is allocated to their own families, they are willing to work hard and suffer. After the distribution of production to households, it is a good thing that you don't have to mix with those who like to fish in troubled waters and goof around.

With this foundation and someone taking the lead, naturally no one objected. What's more, Zhou Hengyang promised that in the future, Sanjiaying, Qianzhao Village, and Houzhao Village will be handed over to him for water grabbing.

This promise carries weight.

Houzhao Village was known for being domineering and unreasonable throughout Qingshui County, and the people in Houzhao Village who came down to inspect the county still ignored them. Every year when transplanting rice seedlings and planting seeds, people need to use water. People in Houzhao Village will use a dam to stop the water in the Qingshui River.

The downstream villages immediately ran out of water, and when Houzhao Village had enough water, Sanjiaying would be able to use it.

This situation changed completely when Zhou Hengyang came last year, and Zhao Village never dared to bully Sanjiaying again. With his promise, it will be beneficial to the whole village, and everyone will naturally have a yard.

In the past few days, Zhou Hengyang and Li Youcai have been busy with this matter.

Now that Li Youcai suddenly said that the big thing is not good, there must be someone playing tricks in the middle again.

"Tell me." Zhou Hengyang's reaction was very calm, compared to Li Youcai's rush to get angry, he was even a little indifferent.

"The members of their Su family disagreed, and they united in private to oppose Su Wen together!" Li Youcai sighed, "There are indeed too many, after Su Qing and the others get married, all these lands will belong to Su Wen In the hands of others, this condition is better than that of anyone in the village."

"Aren't there Liu Erniu's family and your third cousin's family?"

The two families mentioned by Zhou Hengyang have more daughters and fewer sons. Liu Erniu's family has five daughters and only one son. After the five daughters were all married off, all the land belonged to one son.

The situation of Li Youcai's third cousin's family is similar, but his family has seven daughters and one son. There are more than Su Wen's family, plus grandparents, parents, grandsons, and granddaughters, there are more than a dozen people.

A total of more than 100 mu of land can be allocated.

"This...doesn't he still have a son?"

Zhou Hengyang sneered, "Speaking of which, I still bully Su Wen's family for not having a son."

"That's right! In fact, I can't blame them. It's all the fault of the old feudal thinking. It's this age, and women can hold up half the sky, but I can't help those people even if they stick to the old thinking."