Taking away my family's luck? I won't stand it!

The little kid in the classroom finished his class, came out of the classroom with a look of liberation on his face, and ran happily.

The villagers saw the children coming out and took them back.

Only then did Yuan Laosi notice that there was an extra room in the yard. He walked over and found that there were several rows of long desks and chairs inside.

"Mom, what is this?"

Old Mrs. Liu told Old Yuan what had happened recently.

"This is good. The children in the village will be able to find good jobs when they grow up. If they are smart, they can even become the top scorer in the imperial examinations."

Yuan Lao Si nodded: "Just do your best."

"It just so happens that you're on vacation now. You have to help teach those kids for a while. Your eldest brother, second brother, third brother, and your father have all become tired and thin recently."

Old Lady Liu said as she held Yaoyao, who had been struggling in Yuan Laosi's arms since he came in, and handed Yaoyao to Yuan Laosi.

"Oh, really? It's rare to see big brothers and their friends take the time to teach others how to read."

Yuan Laosi laughed and reached out to take Yaoyao who had been reaching out to him.

"What can we do? Your eldest brother and his men foolishly accepted more than 20 apprentices, but they couldn't read and didn't understand what they were teaching. So we had to set up a classroom for them to learn how to read.

Some time ago, the villagers brought their children here to learn to read, and your father took them in out of pity.

There are only four people teaching them to read, and your father and his family are extremely worried. Now that you are back, you can help."

"Okay, I'm still good at teaching people to read." Yuan Laosi replied with a smile.

Yuan Laosi was dodging Yaoyao's saliva. Seeing that his uncle was dodging her, Yaoyao hugged Yuan Laosi's face with her chubby hands, opened her mouth with gnashing teeth, and let out an "ah-wu" viciously, getting her saliva on Yuan Laosi's face as she wished.

Seeing that he had succeeded, he squinted his eyes and started laughing.

Yuan Laosi helplessly raised his hand to wipe the saliva off his face, and tapped Yaoyao's forehead with his slender fingers.

"You still like to spit on people's faces."

"Yeah." Yaoyao squinted her eyes and nodded, her chubby face moving up and down with her movements.

Especially cute.

Old Lady Liu smiled, "Yaoyao hasn't seen you for so long, it's normal for her to be excited. Although she's young, she has a good memory.

Just be content that I still remember you."

"Yes, yes, mother is right. She is blaming me for coming back just now." Yuan Laosi spread his hands helplessly.

Mother is playing tricks on him.

Old Lady Liu glanced at him and said, "It's enough for me to know."

Just at this moment, a lot of young men came in through the door, each holding wild game such as pheasants and rabbits in their hands, with excited expressions on their faces.

They were all wearing gray short cotton-padded jackets, with more or less frost and snow on their bodies, their hair was messy, and their faces were red from the cold.

When the young men saw Old Lady Liu, they called her Grandma.

Everyone was talking about what they saw and heard on the mountain, and kept praising how great the master was.

Old Mrs. Liu responded to them with a smile.

Boss Yuan came in carrying a large bundle of firewood.

Yuan Laoer also came in carrying a bundle of firewood on his shoulders, with a few roe deer hanging on the firewood.

When Yuan Laosi took a look, he found that his two brothers had indeed lost a lot of weight, but they were in high spirits with smiles on their faces.

Not tired at all.

"Old Four is back? Why are you coming home just now?" Yuan Lao Er asked in confusion.

Yuan Laosi touched his nose and said, "I forgot."

The reason why he came back just now was because he was so engrossed in reading the rare books Yaoyao gave him last time that he forgot to eat and sleep.

"Hey, why don't you tell me that you forgot the way home?" Yuan Lao Er started to retort.

Yuan Laosi smiled helplessly, "Second brother, I..."

"Stop it." Yuan Lao Er waved his hand and interrupted Yuan Lao Si.

"My Yaoyao is well-behaved. Unlike some people, who are so used to playing outside that they forget to go home."

Yuan Laoer smiled and snatched Yaoyao from Yuan Laosi's arms.

"Your brother went to study, so he must have been busy with something. As an older brother, it's fine if you don't care about him, but you're also trying to bully him. How can that be right?"

Old Lady Liu raised her hand and slapped Old Yuan several times.

She is the only one who can speak about her child; no one else can.

Whoever says that is angry.

Yuan Laosi: Mom, you just teased me.

"Mom, I'm just concerned about him. Whose son doesn't come home to visit for almost three months?" Yuan Lao Er shouted with his teeth bared.

Damn it, how could he be so cruel?

Twenty or so teenagers stood by and laughed secretly.

"Okay, clean up these things quickly and go to the kitchen to light a fire and cook!"

Old Mrs. Liu said unhappily.

You know your own son well, and the fourth son must be very busy.

Yuan Lao Er curled his lips and called his apprentice to walk towards the kitchen.

Yuan Lao Da put down the firewood and came back. He walked to Yuan Lao Si, patted his shoulder, and said, "Your second brother is just like this. The more yin and yang you are, the more he cares about you."

"Brother, I know." Yuan Laosi nodded.

After so many years of getting along, he still knows the personalities of his brothers.

Yuan Lao Er commanded more than 20 apprentices to kill chickens, rabbits, and wild roe deer...

One kid can make me bankrupt, but twenty kids can't even afford to eat me to death.

So in addition to practicing literacy, Yuan Lao Da and Yuan Lao Er would take them to the mountains to hunt and practice at the same time.

Otherwise, I really can’t stand it.

Fortunately, the boy's parents were considerate and would often bring him some rice, sweet potatoes and dried vegetables...

When these young men first arrived, they were all very thin, but after eating here for a period of time, they have all become much stronger.

The clothes they wear are not warm enough. Some teenagers even stuff some reed fluff into their clothes, which makes them look very thick but is actually not warm at all.

While eating, Old Lady Liu was silently planning to make thick clothes for these teenagers.

As for the money, let Yuan Lao Da and Yuan Lao Er pay for it. If they go hunting in the mountains more often, they will have enough money to make clothes.

In response to this, Yuan Lao Da and Yuan Lao Er said that there was no problem. Since they had accepted them as disciples, they still had to take these responsibilities, not to mention that these disciples were relatively obedient.

Halfway through the meal, Yuan Laosan suddenly came back.

The Yuan family hurried over to greet them.

A few days ago, Yuan Laosan suddenly took a job in the next town. Since it was inconvenient to travel back and forth, he simply lived in the next town.

Also returning with them were several young men who had followed Yuan Laosan to learn a craft.

"Go wash your hands and have dinner." Old Mrs. Liu quickly took off the small wooden box hanging with a rope from Yuan Laosan's shoulder.

Yuan Laosan and several other young men had snow and frost on their heads, smoke floating on their bodies, and their faces and hands were frostbitten. Their faces were black and blue, swollen, and their hair was messy, as if they had been beaten.

"Did you come back on foot?" Old Mrs. Liu looked puzzled.

The ox cart was taken away by them, and a simple windshield was placed on the cart to prevent the face and hands from getting frostbitten and bruised, right?

As soon as these words were spoken, the eyes of several teenagers turned red and tears were about to fall.

The Yuan family members panicked and looked at Yuan Lao San and the teenagers nervously.

Yuan Lao Er walked out the door, and when he came back, his face looked strange...

Old Lady Liu and the others felt a pang of fear in their hearts.