Farmer's ugly daughter-in-law comes to farm

Chapter 2170
Hearing this, Xiaoxiao couldn't help feeling worried, "Husband, the battle is not going well, so will they really be recruited?"

"I really don't know about this. According to common sense, it should be. There are fewer and fewer soldiers in front. They must be recruited."

Yang Ming was also very worried. Although he said that he could be exempted from conscription because of his reputation as a scholar, his family members could not be exempted from the fate of being conscripted.

He didn't want to see anything happen to anyone in the family.

His daughter-in-law is still pregnant, and he didn't want her to worry too much, so he comforted her again, "Don't worry, maybe things haven't gotten so bad yet."

"En!" Xiao Xiao nestled in Yang Ming's arms. There was nothing she could do about such a big event, so she could only take one step at a time.

In the early morning of the next day, Yang Ming sent Xiao Xiaoniang back to Shitou Village, and he and his family were busy collecting food.

Since these days are the days when the rankings are published, there is no need to go to the academy.

People in the town and the county have already begun to panic, and everyone in the streets and alleys is talking about this matter.

Stores selling grain are overcrowded, and prices are rising steadily.

Incidents of refugees grabbing food and beatings by refugees often occur on the streets. The streets that were originally peaceful seem to have become less peaceful overnight.

Those students who were filled with righteous indignation went to the county government together, hoping that the county magistrate would handle the matter, but the county magistrate of Shanshi County refused to talk to him, so he let it develop and threw those students out.

The common people mourned and complained, dared to be angry but did not dare to speak, which made everyone panic.

The village chief also reminded people from door to door, try not to go out if you have nothing to do, it is best not to go out, lest something happens.

Two days passed like this until noon on the third day.

The gongs and drums in the village sounded, which was the signal for the village chief to summon the villagers to the main square.

The son of the village chief walked the road in the village while beating the gong. Every household knew about it, and Lao Yang's family was no exception.

Yang Mingniang said anxiously, "Old man, nothing will happen if you call the villagers at this time?"

Father Yang didn't know what to do, he knew that something must have happened at this time, and ordered the younger generations in the family, "You guys are pregnant, don't go there, old lady, you and Xiaoxia are taking care of the children at home, I Go and have a look with the boss and the others first."

"Got it, Dad."

Father Yang took a few boys in the family and went to the big square.

Leaving the female relatives in the house, all of them looked unhappy.

Everyone is afraid of conscription. No one wants their men to serve in the army like this. Basically, there will be no return. They are all pregnant with their babies now. When they think of their babies being born without a father, they feel uncomfortable.

It's hard for Xiaoxiao to say anything at this time. Her family Yang Ming is a scholar and will be exempted from military service. She knows that if she comes out to persuade her at this time, it seems that she doesn't have backache when standing and talking, so it can only be like this Silently waiting for the news.

The main square was already crowded with villagers, and everyone had speculated about the entry of refugees into the city. The refugees themselves would have said about the war without the Yang family’s biography, so it was no longer a secret to fight on the front line.

"You said, what's the matter with summoning us at this time?"

"It's not about conscription, is it?"

"I don't know, but it must not be conscription, anything else will do."

"Yes, it must not be conscription."

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Everyone was very afraid of the conscription, afraid that this terrible news would hit their heads.

(End of this chapter)