Quick Transmigration: Survive to the End

“Sure,” Jiang Xianjun said. “Even if my eldest sister doesn’t get married, we’ll support her for the rest of her life.”

In fact, Jiang Xianjun didn't just say that casually.

Jiang Xianjun was a non-resident of the village. She and Di Shengli grew up together as childhood sweethearts and received a lot of care from Di Shulan.

Most importantly, it was Di Shulan who saved Jiang Xianjun when she almost drowned.

Such a great favor, if not repaid, Jiang Xianjun would not be able to sleep peacefully at night.

Besides, the old couple, Mr. and Mrs. Di, treated her very well. Even though she only gave birth to Yin Yin and couldn't get out of bed due to poor health, they didn't speak ill of her to outsiders.

After leaving the house, they praised her for raising her child well and for being filial to her parents.

Regardless of gratitude, and simply putting herself in others' shoes, Jiang Xianjun was willing to support Di Shulan and her son.

Of course, the main reason is that Jiang Xianjun is not short of money.

Although the Jiang family may appear to be living a modest life from the outside, they were actually quite wealthy in the past. However, after experiencing three difficult years in the village, they learned the importance of keeping their wealth hidden.

Otherwise, just by looking at Jiang Xianjun's name, one should know that she is not an ordinary village woman.

Yinyin heard her father thanking her mother repeatedly, moved by her words. He then turned over, covered his ears, closed his eyes, and went to sleep.

In her opinion, while her aunt and uncle were back tidying up, she should move into her own room, otherwise it would interfere with her parents' communication.

Yinyin made up her mind that she would bring up the matter when her cousin moved in by himself in a couple of days, which would increase the chances of success by at least 50%.

The next day, when Yinyin woke up, Di Shulan had already left, accompanied by Di Shengli and his brothers, as well as several relatives from the village.

If the Liu family wants to cause trouble, or if Liu Laosan refuses to agree, these brothers and cousins ​​will be there to stop them from speaking.

If any respected figures from Qinghe Village were to speak up, that would be perfect. Jiang Xianjun persuaded Di Shengli to invite the secretary of Yuejin Village to go as well.

It's written in the marriage law that women also have the right and freedom to marry and divorce. If anyone tries to stop them, the secretary will give them a good lecture.

Yinyin knew her mother's idea and secretly gave her a thumbs up, asking, "Mom, why did you think of having Dad invite the Party Secretary along?"

Jiang Xianjun said with a smile, "Your aunt used to be a model worker who could hold up half the sky in the family. The Party Secretary remembers her!"

"Besides, our village secretary is an educated man and a war hero. Who would dare to speak up for him?"

Jiang Xianjun patted Yin Yin's head, regardless of her young age, and began to teach her little by little.

"Yinyin, remember this: in a matter like your aunt's, even if your dad and the others stood up for her, she might not have dared to say anything at the time because of our strength. But people can talk, and we're not in Qinghe Village. What if they say something behind her back and ruin her reputation?"

"Even if the villagers know the truth and don't believe it at first, after hearing it many times and hearing it from many people, how can they not start to have doubts?"

This is what is called 'accumulated slander destroys even the most reputable people'.

"But it's different when the Party Secretary comes out. Everyone who sees him gives him a thumbs up, and even the village chief of Qinghe Village respects him."

“He’s here to protect your aunt. If the Liu family dares to spread rumors again, wouldn’t that mean our Party Secretary is blind? As long as one person stands up to speak up for your aunt, the Liu family’s scheme will fail.”

Yinyin nodded repeatedly, "Mom, you're so smart. I'll study hard and be as smart as you in the future."

“Okay,” Jiang Xianjun patted her daughter, “Call your brother Ping over, Mom will tell you a story.”

“What do these sayings mean: ‘three men can make a tiger,’ ‘many mouths can melt metal,’ and ‘accumulated slander can destroy bones’? You and Brother Ping should learn them too.”

Is Liu Heping willing to learn? Of course he is.

Moreover, Liu Heping is no ordinary child now. He can easily tell that his aunt is not only teaching him idioms, but also teaching him principles, so he studies even more diligently.

Aunt Chen Yuhua brought Di Youzhi over, who wanted to play with his older brother and sister, but he became so engrossed in listening to Jiang Xianjun's story that he sat down and listened in.

Jiang Xianjun, adhering to the idea that herding one sheep is the same as herding a flock of sheep, and that teaching her sisters-in-law would make things easier for her in the future, broke it down and explained it in detail.

When the Di family returned, they saw them sitting in a circle and didn't go over to disturb them.

Despite some twists and turns, Di Shulan finally got her divorce certificate, which clearly stated that Liu Heping belonged to Di Shulan. Now, Liu Heping could even transfer his household registration back.

Di Shulan couldn't stay idle for more than two days at home, so she took the initiative to go to the fields to earn work points.

Her family was willing to support her and her son, but she wasn't willing to be a freeloader; she preferred to earn her own living.

Liu Heping was taken to school by Jiang Xianjun to register and became Yin Yin's deskmate.

The brother and sister were both excellent students, surpassing all the other students in their class.

Those who aren't from the same village as them are fine, but those who are from the same village or even the same clan are pressured by their parents to come and ask them for tutoring.

The brother and sister became little teachers, and they actually improved the grades of their peers in the clan quite a bit.

From then on, the Di family children left an impression of being intelligent and studious at school.

Originally, everyone was the same, and the children of the Di family didn't think much of it. But now that the praise is being directed at them, their sense of collective honor has been awakened.

Without Yinyin or Liu Heping urging her, she knew to study hard on her own, which made the other elders in the village very happy.

Liu Heping has also fully integrated into the village and become a recognized member of the Di family.

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"Yinyin, Heping, the river is rising and a lot of fish have been washed ashore. Quickly grab a basin and let's scoop up the fish."

Upon hearing her cousin's voice, Yin Yin agreed and ran to tell Jiang Xianjun.

“Go ahead,” Jiang Xianjun said, since Yinyin and Liu Heping were both steady children and there were older children in the village to look after them. “Just play along and keep an eye on them, but don’t go into the river.”

“Okay,” Yinyin and Liu Heping picked up their basins and buckets and followed their cousins’ group.

When they arrived at the river, they found that there were quite a few people by the river, including parents who had finished their work in the fields.

They didn't even need to lift a finger; the basins and buckets were already filled with fish caught by their elders.

Even though it wasn't the season for a bumper harvest of grains, the abundance of fish brought a sense of joy and abundance to everyone's faces.

Yinyin was squatting by the basin counting fish when she suddenly noticed Liu Heping moving closer to her.

"Brother, what's wrong?"

Liu Heping shook his head and whispered, "I saw my dad."