Era: The naive beauty charmed the villain!

After learning the truth, Liu Bao'er, the woman who traveled through time, remained listless.

The original owner of this body was really something; she was the main character, yet she committed suicide for a man.

The love-hate relationship between the female and male leads is understandable, but why would she jump into a river for a cannon fodder character?

This is so beneath her dignity, and it even makes her, who transmigrated here, lose face.

As for whether she was pregnant when she jumped into the river, she hasn't found out yet.

Her family became nervous when she asked about her past, and they kept it very secret. She had only managed to get all this information out of her sister-in-law.

Liu Bao'er pouted and casually picked up a date to eat.

No wonder the villagers were reluctant to let their daughters marry male educated youths, but her father was happy for her relationship with Gao Jingxuan and even intended to facilitate it.

She thought it was because of Gao Jingxuan's leading man aura.

It turns out that the original owner had a bad reputation in the village and was also getting old, making it difficult to find a partner.

Although she is the female lead, in her opinion, the original owner's behavior and personality are really not worthy of the male lead.

No wonder she was needed to travel through time, Liu Bao'er thought smugly as she chewed on a red date. She wouldn't be like the original owner, who squandered a good hand.

Just wait, now that she's entered this world in the book, she'll eventually trample it under her feet.

She will be the undisputed queen of this world!

Liu Bao'er was lying on the kang (a heated brick bed) thinking happily when suddenly a group of people kicked open the door and rushed in.

Despite her screams and struggles, they mercilessly handcuffed her, gagged her, and shoved her into the car.

Not long after, the entire Liu family, from the oldest to the youngest, were arrested and taken away.

After taking everyone away, some people stayed behind to clean up the mess, explaining and giving instructions to the villagers.

He said he received a tip that Liu Bao'er was a spy, so he took the Liu family away for investigation. He said that if any villagers have any clues, they are welcome to go and report them.

The villagers who were watching immediately erupted in an uproar.

They never imagined that the real spies were so close to them, but when it came to reporting them, everyone looked at each other in bewilderment.

After a long while, someone in the crowd finally said, "This young lady from the Liu family has been acting quite strangely lately."

With this opening, voices of agreement gradually rose from the crowd.

The comrade who stayed behind nodded repeatedly with a serious face, took out his notebook, and wrote down everything the villagers had said.

When the villagers saw that the comrades from above valued their words so much and even took notes in their high-end notebooks, they became very enthusiastic.

They all chimed in, talking about the things they'd noticed that were amiss, whether it was true or just speculation, and the conversation grew increasingly lively.

Gu Qingsong watched silently from the side.

Seeing that things were developing as he had predicted, he secretly breathed a sigh of relief and, without stepping forward, mingled in the crowd to continue observing.

The villagers talked until their throats were dry before stopping. After repeatedly promising to report to their superiors if they remembered any other clues, they gradually dispersed.

Gu Qingsong mingled with the crowd and dispersed.

It was so chaotic today that even the scorekeeper stopped keeping track of the scores. Everyone left work early and went off to chat and gossip in small groups.

After deciding to report Liu Bao'er, Gu Qingsong made all the necessary arrangements in the black market in advance.

Fearing something might happen, Gu Qingsong has cut off all contact with people and things in the black market since he anonymously reported Liu Bao'er.

Seeing that the villagers had all finished work early, Gu Qingsong didn't go back to the fields halfway up the mountain; he went straight home.