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Chapter 320 Writing a Letter

Most of the guards surnamed Chi were illiterate and only knew a few numbers vaguely.

A, B, C, and D had all studied martial arts, but Chi Ding felt that it was fine to teach the children martial arts, but it was absolutely unacceptable to teach them academic subjects.

In class, a student might ask, "Teacher, if someone deceives, insults, or slanders me, what should I do?"

Chi Ding would definitely say without hesitation: "Kill him."

Wouldn't that just train a whole village of assassins?

What a mess Miss Ayu's new hometown will be made of.

If the young master knew, he'd probably chop him up first.

Old Mrs. Wang had no intention of letting Chi Ding off the hook: "You've been raising an army for a thousand days to use it for one. Now it's time for you to prove your strength. If you can't find a suitable master, I think you can temporarily stop working as a helper and be fired."

Chi Ding heard two laughs around him and knew without a doubt that they must be Chi Tu and Chi She, those two heartless fellows.

He kept hiding like he was burying his head in the sand, and as a result, all the dirty work fell on him.

Moreover, this old lady sounds quite knowledgeable; she can even use idioms.

It seems I can't just find any random person to fool me.

Chi Ding: "Madam, is it urgent to find a teacher? If not, I will write a letter to the young master to see if there are any suitable candidates in Wanning City."

As the capital of the Great Chang Kingdom, Wannian City is full of scholars. Even those who failed the imperial examinations are far better than the scholars from these poor and remote villages.

If you're lucky, you might even find those who didn't enter officialdom but were still successful candidates in the imperial examinations, or retired scholars.

Of course, their young master probably couldn't invite the latter, because the young master doesn't have that much influence, and besides, no matter how good Hu Family Village is, it's still just a village.

Village Chief Hu hurriedly said, "No rush, no rush. We just don't have much to do lately, so we'll think about it first. Even if we want to invite a fortune teller, we'll wait until spring, after the busy farming season."

Knowing he couldn't avoid it, Chi Ding had no choice but to write a letter to the young master. While he was writing, Chi Tu leisurely strolled over: "Aren't you going to ask Miss A Yu if she's writing a letter?"

If the young master is not doing well alone in Wanning City, he will probably be unable to resist becoming a cold-hearted child again.

However, in front of Miss Ayu, the young master was just like a normal little boy.

If we had Miss Ayu's letter, it might have some effect.

"That's right, how come I didn't think of that!" Chi Ding put down the paper and pen in his hand and turned to find Xiao A Yu.

Xiao Ayu has been a bit busy these past few days because she discovered that the grape seeds she had lost had sprouted on the ground and grown into small seedlings.

She grabbed the carrying poles from Tangyuan and Aunt Hu's house and picked up all the seedlings she had left behind along the way, intending to replant them in a different place.

When Red Hare passed by, Little Ayu was just digging a hole with a small hoe.

"Ayu," Red Hare called from afar.

"Uncle Rabbit!" Little Ayu dropped her little hoe and ran over happily.

The other children also turned to look at him.

Red Hare then said, "We're planning to write a letter to the young master. Would you like to write one to him as well?"

Little Ayu's eyes lit up at first, then drooped again.

"But, but I can't write!"

Red Hare said, "It's okay, you can just say so, and I'll write it down for you. Then you can just put your little handprint on it at the end."

Little Ayu immediately became happy: "Okay, okay, then I want to write, I want to write!"

(End of this chapter)