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When Xu Miao and the others had finished their work, Village Chief Han also came to Xu Miao's house with his four sons.

The four sons came into the house and helped Chun'er move things to another house. Aunt Han held Tiedan and came to Xu Miao and Village Chief Han to show off: "Look, this is the longevity lock that his aunt gave him. It's made of gold."

When Village Chief Han saw the longevity lock on his grandson's chest, he quickly bowed to Xu Miao and said, "Miao, this is too valuable. Tiedan can't afford it. Put it away quickly."

Xu Miao smiled and said, "Uncle Han, please don't be polite. This is a meeting gift from your aunt to Tiedan. It's just a token of my appreciation."

Seeing that Xu Miao really wanted to send it off, Village Chief Han didn't continue to be polite.

At this time, footsteps and laughter were heard outside the gate, and villagers walked into the courtyard in twos and threes.

Xu Miao and the village chief Han and his wife also hurried out of the house where Xu Miao and her family lived, greeted the villagers, and walked towards another house.

Xu Miao entered another house and saw many paper bags filled with candies and melon seeds placed on the big round table.

Besides the paper bags, the table also contained a number of coarse porcelain tea bowls. Although made of coarse porcelain, the bowls were clean and neatly stacked on the round table.

In the middle of the table, there was a large iron kettle filled with hot water. A wooden board was carefully placed under the kettle, probably to prevent the kettle from scalding the table top.

There were two chairs on both sides of the round table, and several large bags filled with leftover candies and melon seeds were scattered on the ground.

As soon as Xu Miao and Village Chief Han sat on the chairs, some villagers came over and wanted to kowtow to Xu Miao.

Xu Miao couldn't really let these villagers kowtow to him, so he stood up and said with a smile, "My dear uncles and aunts, let's forget about the kowtow. Today is just a meeting between Xu Miao and everyone. I hope you guys can take good care of me in the future."

"Let's drink some hot tea in this room and chat for a while. We'll have plenty of time to spend together in the future."

The villagers saw that Xu Miao was sincere and didn't seem to be lying.

An older man took out two eggs from his arms and handed them to Chun'er who was standing in front of Xu Miao.

After handing over the eggs, the old man bowed to Xu Miao and said, "I greet the master."

Han Dahu, the third son of the Han family, who was standing behind Xu Miao, reminded Xu Miao with a tactful look: "Master, this is Uncle Liu who lives in the east end of the village."

Seeing this, Xu Miao hurriedly said, "Hello, Uncle Liu, please sit down and have some hot tea."

Chun'er put the two eggs away and quickly poured a bowl of hot tea for Uncle Liu and handed it to him.

"Hello, Uncle Liu, please sit down and have some hot tea."

Here, Han Dahai, the fourth son of the Han family, hurriedly handed over a wooden stool and helped Uncle Liu sit in front of Village Chief Han.

The villagers following behind followed suit and walked over to bow and greet Xu Miao, just like Uncle Liu did.

None of these villagers came empty-handed. Some brought a few eggs, some brought a handful of dried vegetables, and some came to see Xu Miao with firewood.

Early that morning, Xu Miao's house was like an assembly line.

Aunt Han was outside holding Tiedan and guiding the villagers towards the reception room. As she was guiding them, she showed off the longevity lock on Tiedan's chest to the passing villagers: "Look, Aunt Wang. This is the longevity lock that my Tiedan's aunt gave him. It's made of pure gold. Haha!"

"Hey, Uncle Zhang, please walk slower. Let the child hold you up. It's made of pure gold!"

"Yes, yes, it's a pure gold longevity locket given to me by Aunt Tiedan. The gold is so pure. I just took a bite and there are teeth marks! Crunch!"

Now everyone in Hanjia Village knows that Xu Miao has become Tiedan's aunt, and has given Tiedan a pure gold longevity lock.

In the room, the eldest son of the Han family was busy boiling water to make tea, while the second son was squatting on the ground, scrubbing the replaced tea bowls with a large basin.

The third son of the Han family stood behind Xu Miao and reminded him of the names, addresses, and number of people in their families of the villagers he came into contact with.

Chun'er stood in front of Xu Miao, busy serving tea and water and accepting gifts brought by the villagers.

While Chun'er was busy serving tea bowls, she also warmly invited every villager who came to bow to Xu Miao to sit down.

When she saw someone bringing a child, she would grab a handful of candy from the candy bag on the ground and stuff it into the child's pocket. The children were so happy that they surrounded Chun'er and called her Sister Zhi.

She looks like a housekeeper.

The fourth son of the Han family was guarding the door. When he saw someone walking out of the house, he handed the paper bag filled with candy, melon seeds and peanuts to the villagers.

It was said that it was a welcome gift from the host to everyone, and they said goodbye with a smile.

Xu Miao sat on a chair, smiling all the time, and warmly greeted everyone who bowed to her.

At first, Village Chief Han was worried that Xu Miao could not handle these people alone, and thought about sitting next to Xu Miao to support her, but he saw that everything was going on in an orderly manner.

He no longer paid special attention to Xu Miao and the others. They sat in the corner of the room with a group of old men of similar age, drinking tea and smoking, and no one knew what they were talking about.

A few old men smoked so much that the whole room was filled with smoke, which made the older aunts so angry that they kept scolding them.

By the time Xu Miao's face was almost frozen from smiling, all the villagers had finally come.

Chun'er made a bitter face, rubbing her numb cheeks and said to Xu Miao, "Second Miss, it turns out that laughing too much is also uncomfortable. I laughed all morning, and now even my speech is a bit lisp."

Xu Miao also felt that he was almost numb from laughing. He stood up and rubbed his face vigorously a few times, then stretched out his hands and slapped his legs hard for a long time before he had the strength to say Hui Chun'er: "Who said it wasn't? Not only is my face almost frozen from laughing, but even my legs are almost frozen."

There was no fire in the meeting room. It was the eldest son of the Han family who saw that Xu Miao and the others had red noses from the cold, so he brought three charcoal braziers from another room to Xu Miao.

One of the three charcoal braziers was placed at Xu Miao's feet, one was sent to Chun'er and Han Laosan, and one was sent to where Village Chief Han was chatting with the old men.

If the fire in the charcoal brazier had not gradually died down, this group of old men would have had no idea how long their conversation would have ended.

After seeing off the last villager, Village Chief Han also walked out with his whole family.

Tiedan fell asleep in Aunt Han's arms. He had been busy all morning and couldn't help falling asleep.

Xu Miao and Chun'er sent Village Chief Han and his family to the gate, and saw the eldest son of the Han family, who was the first to go out, holding a man in his thirties in his hands.

When Village Chief Han saw the man, he frowned and cursed, "You idiot, you bastard, what are you doing here?"

The man called Er Laizi hurriedly replied: "Uncle Han, didn't you say that the master of the village has come? I also want to come and pay my respects to the master."

"I am also a villager of Hanjia Village, and I also want the master to know me."

Village Chief Han looked at Er Laizi, who was struggling under the hands of his eldest son, with a cold face and said angrily, "How can you be considered a Han Villager? I tell you, if you dare to come to Han Village and make trouble, I will let my eldest son kill you."

When Boss Han heard this, his men pressed the scoundrel hard, causing him to cry out, "Brother Han, please let go! It hurts so much!"

The idiot yelled towards Xu Miao again, "Master, please say something! Help me!"

Xu Miao ignored the idiot's cries. After listening to the conversation between Village Chief Han and the idiot, she knew that the idiot was not a good person. She was not so kind as to ask anyone to save him.

After saying goodbye to Village Chief Han and his family, Xu Miao took Chun'er back to the yard. After closing the door, he could still hear the scoundrel outside yelling for Boss Han to let him go.

Later, he was probably taken away by the Han family and there was no more news of him.