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He finally understood what was going on, but he didn't care who was right or wrong; he was simply siding with Li Chaoyang!

After scorning Jia Zhangshi, the Third Uncle watched Li Chaoyang's departing figure, gritted his teeth, and chased after him again...

"Chaoyang, Chaoyang, wait for me."

"Tell us what exactly happened with Jia Xudong!"

"From what you just said, it sounds like you did something incredibly kind and saved Jia Xudong's life today!"

"You silly child, saving a life is a good deed. Even if Jia Zhangshi is unreasonable, you can just speak up and let everyone judge for you. Why are you so angry..."

The other middle-aged women listened to the old man's rambling as he walked away, and those who were still standing there started to think about it!

She truly is a master of calculation...

That's a really fast reaction!

The newcomer, Li Chaoyang, seemed to have a somewhat eccentric temperament.

But this young man was incredibly generous...

If you can build a good relationship with him, there might be some unexpected benefits in the future...

The group of middle-aged women exchanged glances, as if they all saw the same thought in each other's eyes.

When Jia Zhangshi saw Li Chaoyang walk into the alley in the backyard, she breathed a sigh of relief.

But just as she was gathering her emotions and preparing to argue with others to ruin the boy's reputation,

The older women seemed to have expected this... before Jia Zhangshi could even open her mouth, they surrounded her and began offering their advice one after another...

In the backyard, Li Chaoyang looked speechlessly at Yan Bugui, who was following him closely.

"Third Uncle, please stop following me..."

"You're not annoyed, but I am!"

"If you want to know about Jia Xudong, just ask that old hag."

"Why are you following me?" Li Chaoyang was getting impatient with Yan Bugui's constant nagging, so he simply put on a stern face and adopted a haughty demeanor.

Sure enough, upon seeing Li Chaoyang speak like that, Yan Bugui immediately dared not follow any further.

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He stopped walking, but his mouth kept moving: "Ask her?"

"That old woman never tells the truth..."

"Asking her would just be letting her ruin your reputation..."

"Chaoyang, let me tell you, you have to make this matter clear and explicit before she speaks ill of you in the yard, so that some people don't not know the truth and actually think that things are as she said."

The old man shook his head and began to analyze.

But to everyone's surprise, Li Chaoyang didn't care about any of that and waved his hand, saying, "Forget it."

"Let her say whatever she wants, I don't want to have anything to do with their family anymore."

"It's absolutely disgusting!"

"Besides, people's mouths are their own bodies, what am I supposed to sew them up with a needle and thread...?"

"So whatever..."

Li Chaoyang was ready to ignore it, but his third uncle seemed reluctant to let it go so easily, and advised without hesitation, "But Chaoyang, are you really going to just let her continue to ruin your reputation like this?..."

Li Chaoyang immediately felt very strange and carefully examined the shrewd and calculating Third Uncle Yan Bugui in front of him... He wondered why this old man was becoming more and more abnormal.

It's understandable that he initially showed goodwill, whether intentionally or unintentionally.

Even though Zhang Chaoyang revealed his identity as the head of the propaganda department in the courtyard.

Surely it's not like Yan Bugui is fawning over me like this now?

To be honest, Uncle San's performance today was a bit over the top.

What kind of calculations does he have for himself...?

After thinking it over and over, Li Chaoyang still couldn't figure it out. He felt that it wasn't good to keep being bothered by Yan Bugui all the time, so he simply asked, "Third Uncle... your attitude today really makes me feel a bit strange."

"Just tell me... what exactly do you want from me?"

"Please don't say... that you're selfless and altruistic or anything like that..."

"I know everyone in this courtyard calls you the Abacus Master..."

Upon hearing this, Yan Bugui's eyes widened suddenly behind his glasses, his gaze filled with surprise... "How does Li Chaoyang know my nickname?"

With a thought running through his mind, the third uncle's eyes began to dart around nervously...

A smile would frequently return to his face...

"Hey...! Who spread this rumor? Those gossipy women, Chaoyang, you can't listen to their nonsense!"

"Your third uncle was supporting a whole family on his own, and life was tough..."

"Of course we have to be careful with our money..." the third uncle said with an embarrassed smile, looking somewhat uneasy.

But then he added in a somewhat righteous tone, "Don't worry, Chaoyang!"

"When I treat you nicely, it's purely from the bottom of my heart!"

"Besides, even if you are a section chief in a steel rolling mill, you're not in the same system as me, a school teacher!"

"I don't need your help, Chief Section Chief, right...?"

That seems to make sense...

But why did Uncle San's explanation seem even stranger...?

Li Chaoyang's doubts only deepened...

But no matter how much he thought about it, he still couldn't figure it out... what exactly was Uncle San plotting.

If you can't figure it out, then stop thinking about it... Just wait and see what he's up to.

Li Chaoyang simply abandoned Yan Bugui, who still had a slightly fake smile on his face, and walked towards his own room.

But Yan Bugui, who was explaining to him, was somewhat taken aback...

No, what is going on?

Uncle Yan Bugui looked at Li Chaoyang with a bewildered expression as he frowned and walked back.

I wondered how I ended up making a mistake by trying to please others?

Is my reputation in the hospital really that bad?

Even newly arrived college students are so wary of me?

In fact, after these few days of getting to know Li Chaoyang, the Third Uncle had figured out Li Chaoyang's temperament a bit.

If someone is born in the year of the donkey... you should just go along with them...

Anyone who goes against him is very likely to get provoked...

Take Xu Damao, for example; being beaten twice in one day is a perfect example...

Although Li Chaoyang seems to have a bad temper, he is very generous when it comes to spending money!

If you build a good relationship with him, maybe a little bit of his money will be enough for your family to have a big meal!

After receiving those few cents last night, Uncle San saw the candy at home that he hadn't had time to exchange for grain, and decided that he must get along well with Li Chaoyang in the future.

But Li Chaoyang's sudden question caught him off guard.

Just as he was feeling a bit lost, he noticed some movement coming from the courtyard where Li Chaoyang's house was located...

And the clanging and banging sounded quite lively... The third uncle was immediately startled.

Has Li Chaoyang's house been burgled again?

Hmm... a thief?

Yan Bugui's small eyes behind his glasses suddenly widened!

He quickly stepped forward to stop Li Chaoyang, who was walking towards the archway.

"Chaoyang...it seems your house has been burgled again!"

"Don't go in yet, let me go get some people first..."

Old man Yan Bugui hurriedly followed, only to see two people carrying tables, chairs, and other furniture out of the courtyard, while two others were dismantling doors and windows...

What kind of ruthless thief came from? He even tried to take the doors and windows...?

The old man was starting to panic...

Those guys look like they've been working hard all year round; they're definitely not to be messed with!

I thought to myself, what if a fight breaks out...

Just as he was thinking this, he saw Li Chaoyang swagger in, smiling at the group of guys who, though not particularly burly, looked honest and simple, and say, "Brothers, all busy...?"

The old carpenters who were busy with their work stopped what they were doing when they saw people coming.