The male protagonist survives in the infinite game by supporting his wife

"It seems that those photos brought Li Xin back." He then asked, "Did you do anything when the ghost came yesterday?"

It’s not that Li Xin doesn’t kill people, but he, Li Jiaoyang and Chen Shu all survived. They must have done something unintentionally that made Li Xin think they could survive.

Chen Shu looked at Li Jiaoyang, "She was by your side yesterday, think about it."

"Hmm..." Li Jiaoyang began to count on his fingers, "I went back to my room yesterday and sat by the bed. Aunt Xie asked me to ask her something, but I was too embarrassed to speak, so I hesitated for a long time. Then the lights went out and she appeared. It didn't seem like there was anything special."

Shi Jinzhe: "Think about it carefully again, don't miss any details."

Chen Shuo suddenly said, "You are still talking nonsense, with long paragraphs of mathematical formulas, which makes my head buzz."

"Mathematical formula?"

Li Jiaoyang was a little embarrassed: "Ah, I was too scared, so I wanted to find something to distract myself, so I was reading math formulas there."

"That's the reason." Sheh held the note. "When she appeared in the classroom, you had just corrected the wrong exercises on the blackboard, and the two English books you had read were neatly arranged. She didn't kill you, and even reminded you to leave, because in Li Xin's eyes, you both have a correct attitude towards learning."

Shi Jinzhe licked her lips. Shehe was always concise and to the point. This seemed to be the first time she spoke so many words in a row. It was really strange.

But Shehe was right. Li Xin cherished the opportunity to study very much. Conversely, it was Xu Jialu who destroyed things related to study, so she hated him to death.

Meng Chengxi also agreed with this point of view: "Yes, when we left, the books in the library were neatly arranged and put back in the same condition as before."

"No wonder." After hearing what they said, Chen Shuo also understood why he was able to survive.

"Fortunately, I love studying." Li Jiaoyang patted his chest and sighed sincerely: "If I can get out of here, I will definitely donate all the New Year's money I have received over the years to children in the mountainous areas..."

"Let's get out first before we talk about this." Meng Chengxi looked at the two of them. Li Jiaoyang was young and inexperienced. He didn't continue to follow Xie Man. It must have been because Chen Shuo reminded him. This indirectly showed that this person listened to advice.

Although Chen Shuo is a newcomer, he is able to read people's expressions and stop losses in time, which shows that he is very steady.

"Do you have anything to do today? Don't worry, I won't harm you. You are worthless."

"Okay." Chen Shuo agreed without hesitation. After all, they were newcomers. If they didn't follow Meng Chengxi, the most they could do was to survive in the small building and get the minimum five points.

If you fail in the next game, you won’t have enough points to deduct.

When Li Jiaoyang saw that he agreed, he nodded and said, "I will try my best not to hold you back."

"Well, let's split up." Meng Chengxi tied Qu Yang's hands and handed the rope to Shehe, "He follows you, and I'll take these two with me."

Shi Jinzhe: "Then let's meet up at the small building tonight."

The two teams went their separate ways, with Qu Yang walking in front to lead the way.

He turned his head and said, "Chai Anan's house is quite far away. You might be very tired. Do you need my help?"

"Need not."

Shi Jinzhe didn't feel tired. He had always been in good health and had never been sick since he was a child. He just didn't look as strong as Meng Chengxi, not that he had no strength.

Shehe also thought that there was no need for this. Shi Jinzhe's breath was very comfortable, and it was suitable for him to hold him and run errands.

She crumpled the note in her hand and said to Qu Yang, "Tell me about Qin Jingyu's situation."

"Oh, yes. Teacher Qin is a very good teacher. She also tutors us in Chinese and other subjects. When she was here, several people from our village were admitted to high school. Later, she disappeared, and Shaodong taught us alone."

"Are there no other teachers coming?"

"We did, but the conditions here are too difficult. Teachers came and went. Shaodong said that this was not conducive to teaching, so he did not allow them to come. He taught all the classes himself. Anyway, there were not many people, and there was only one class in each grade."

Shi Jinzhe: "It seems that his teaching is not very good."

The questions on the blackboard are the most basic fifth grade math questions. If he can get such difficult questions wrong, how can he teach other things?

Qu Yang complained: "I really don't understand what he is saying, but I won't be studying next year after I graduate from primary school, so it doesn't matter."

Sheh asked, "How old are you when you start primary school?"

She had no idea what this meant. She knew the meaning of "small" and guessed that "primary school" should mean a lower level.

Qu Yang thought she was asking how old he was when he started primary school, so he explained, "Outside, it's 6 years old, but we start school late here. I started school when I was 9, so I graduated late too."

Shehhe pinched Shi Jinzhe's shoulder and asked, "Can you still learn if you are over the age limit?"

"If you want to learn, I can teach you at home, but not in school."

Apart from the identity issue, she simply cannot live without people in her current state. Even if she can transform into a human on her own, she will not hurt anyone. However, the kids in school have unpredictable tempers, which can definitely make Sheh angry.

Shi Jinzhe seized the opportunity to demonstrate his usefulness: "I am also a good teacher. I was the top student in all subjects when I was in school. In addition to these, I also know a lot of other things. I can learn anything you want to learn."

"Write."

"Okay, I'll teach you what I've learned. What else?"

"I don't know." She had only heard Shi Jinzhe talk about writing. She had never seen anything else, so she couldn't think of it or say more.

"Then let's go back and take a look. Once you get to know more, you'll know what you want to study."

"Ah."

Qu Yang walked in front and listened silently, feeling envious.

That’s great. He also wants someone to take him to see the outside world. That must be wonderful.

The three of them walked in the village for about an hour, crossed a field, and saw an adobe house in the distance.

Before I even reached the gate of the yard, I heard a woman's sharp shouting.

"Chai Erniu! Why haven't you finished washing the clothes when I asked you to? You're always dawdling and trying to be lazy. When will you learn something and stop making me angry?"

The scolding was accompanied by the muffled sound of a swinging wooden stick. The yard was not high, and Shi Jinzhe saw a little girl of seven or eight years old standing in the yard. She did not cry or make a fuss, and just took the beating obediently.

She was thin and looked malnourished, with slap marks on her face. There was a wooden barrel half a meter high next to her.

Next to Chai Erniu, there was a small square table. A boy about the same age as Qu Yang was holding a bowl and stuffing rice into his mouth. He seemed to be accustomed to the beatings and scoldings.

Qu Yang introduced in a low voice: "The one who beat people is Chai Anan's mother, and those next to her are her brother and sister. Her father works outside and is not at home all year round."

"She is so small, can she lift that big bucket?"

"She's already eleven, there's nothing wrong with that." Qu Yang didn't understand: "Isn't that how we all do it?"

The girl in front of him looked much thinner than her actual age. Shi Jinzhe seemed to understand something. He asked, "Does Chai Anan's brother never have to do these things?"

"Yes, he is a man, of course he doesn't need to do these things."

Hearing this, Shi Jinzhe felt it was hard to describe. What was hard to describe was not that the Chai family favored boys over girls, but that Qu Yang was accustomed to it.

He did seem to have been influenced by Qin Jingyu, but in fact, certain ideas were still deeply rooted in the young man's mind.

This is the influence of the environment. The entire Shaojia Village is subtly domesticating these children.

Chai Anan, Anan, Anan.

No wonder she disappeared. If she had any connection with such a family, she would be in an abyss if she came back.