Rebirth of a Farmer's Dad

With the county magistrate's guarantee, everyone felt at ease. Even those who were dissatisfied dared not disrespect the county magistrate.

Luo Feng smiled and nodded to the county head to express his gratitude, and then gestured for the county head to sit down.

Then, he walked to the front of the stage, picked up a megaphone, and addressed the crowd:

"This competition is very simple; it's just a little game that tests the teamwork between the two sides. We will select one person from each group and blindfold him. Then, the other person will guide him to complete the tasks we have arranged, and the first group to finish will win."

The crowd below the stage found the little competition quite interesting, and soon the atmosphere became lively again.

"These rules don't seem that difficult. Are we even qualified to participate?" a young man in the audience shouted at Luo Feng.

Before Luo Feng could answer, an old man next to him took out his cane and prepared to hit the young man's leg.

"Hey kid, what are you doing getting involved in all this? I asked you to sign up a few days ago, but you were too embarrassed to do it. What brings you out here now?"

The old man's words immediately caused a burst of laughter from the audience, and even some of the leaders sitting on the stage couldn't help but laugh.

The funniest one was Wang Dana. He was squatting on the ground, clutching his stomach and laughing. It was hard to tell if he had a low threshold for laughter or if he was thinking about something else.

Seeing Wang Dana's comical expression, Luo Feng almost burst out laughing. He paused slightly, then smiled and explained to the young man.

"As I said before, this competition is for everyone participating in the matchmaking event. If you, young man, also want to participate, then you should register earlier next time."

After saying that, Luo Feng stopped paying attention to the young man and turned to look at the county magistrate. Seeing that the magistrate nodded, he continued speaking.

"Alright, the competition will now officially begin. All participants will compete according to their pre-arranged groups."

The entire competition was divided into six parts, and overall it wasn't very difficult, highly similar to the mini-games in later variety shows. Luo Feng had no choice but to follow the formula, as he wasn't an expert in this area.

However, due to limited space and an excessive number of participants, Luo Feng decided to adopt a group system for this competition.

The process involves first using group matches to select participants, and then holding a final match to determine the ultimate champion.

The competition was naturally very exciting, and because the prizes were so tempting, everyone was willing to put in their best effort.

After five rounds of group matches, five teams were finally selected to participate in the finals, and the champion was naturally chosen from among them.

"The group stage is over. We've decided to change the format for the finals, which should also give everyone some fun," Luo Feng suddenly announced to the crowd before the finals began.

"I agree, trying a different way of playing is not bad."

"Are they changing the rules? How will it be played?"

"Tell me, what's the next step?"...

A group of villagers in the audience, always eager for a good show, started jeering after hearing Luo Feng's words.

"And what about you guys? Do you have any objections?" Luo Feng then asked the remaining five groups of contestants for their opinions.

The remaining contestants exchanged glances, indicating that they had no objections.

"Alright, let me announce the new competition rules." With that, Luo Feng took out a small notebook from his pocket.

"The rules are simple: it's a two-person team. We've hidden some items in the mountains behind us. Each team will receive a list, and the first team to find everything on the list will be the champion."

"In addition, to ensure the fairness of this competition, the villagers present can go with them and supervise their treasure hunt process without interfering with the competition," Luo Feng said, pointing to the crowd below the stage.

"Is there anyone willing to join them in this treasure hunt?"

"I, I want to go."

"Me too, I'll count as one too."

"Count me in too."...

Perhaps because the enthusiasm of the contestants had influenced the villagers watching the game, the crowd below the stage was now in an uproar, and many people raised their hands to express their desire to participate in the game.

This part was arranged in advance by Luo Feng, with the aim of attracting as many customers as possible to his wedding planning company.

Luo Feng knew that being an active participant in an event was far more memorable than being a mere spectator. Only by getting the villagers involved in an event organized by his company could Luo Feng's wedding planning company attract more customers.

However, to Luo Feng's surprise, the atmosphere at today's event was far too enthusiastic. Almost everyone in the audience raised their hands.

Luo Feng naturally wouldn't allow so many people to participate in this competition. Although he really wanted to gather more popularity, having too many people could sometimes cause problems.

Left with no other choice, Luo Feng had to appoint a few people on the spot to supervise the competition.

Those who were chosen were overjoyed and went up to the stage. The rest of the people who weren't chosen were naturally a little resentful, but with so many leaders present, they couldn't afford to get angry.

After explaining the rules to the selected supervisors, Luo Feng let them go into the mountains with several groups of contestants.

The matchmaking event started around 8 a.m., and a series of games, followed by group matches, took up the entire morning.

Ideally, such events are completed within the morning or afternoon. It's rare for an event to extend into lunchtime, as this significantly diminishes participant enthusiasm and prevents the event from achieving its intended purpose.

It's lunchtime now, and Luo Feng never expected the event to last so long, so he didn't make any arrangements for it.

Luo Feng was worried that the villagers who came to participate in the event might leave early because they wanted to have lunch, which would greatly reduce the final effect of his event.

However, Luo Feng was relieved to find that only a handful of people had left so far. It seemed that his event had been quite successful.

The treasure hunt lasted for nearly two more hours, and around 1 p.m., the champion of the competition was finally decided.

Looking at the man and woman in front of him, Luo Feng announced to everyone with a smile that they had become the final winners of this competition.

Immediately, the crowd below the stage erupted in cheers.

Then Luo Feng winked at Wang Dana, who was standing next to him, signaling him to take out the agreement that had been prepared beforehand.

To allay everyone's concerns, Luo Feng specifically asked Wang Da to draft an agreement. The agreement was clear and concise, and all the promises Luo Feng had made in front of everyone were written into it word for word.

The agreement will officially take effect once both parties sign it. If they confirm their relationship and get married before the end of the year, Luo Feng will hold a wedding for them at Luo's Restaurant. If they ultimately fail to establish a relationship, Luo Feng will each give them a 50% discount coupon for a wedding banquet.

Of course, the coupons were also specially made by Luo Feng, and their names and related information were also registered and saved, so there was no need to worry about anyone forging them.

Presenting awards to the winners is not a suitable task for Luo Feng, especially since the county magistrate is present today.

Without a word, Luo Feng pulled the county head to the front of the stage; he was the one who had to handle the awards ceremony today.

When Luo Feng saw the two winners happily accept the agreement from the county head and sign their names, he immediately gestured to the reporters in the audience to take a group photo of them. He then had them take a group photo of all the contestants and leaders.

I'm sure these photos will be in the newspaper in a few days. By then, my wedding planning company will be truly well-known, and I believe my clientele will be much better.