Nongmenfu girl's daily life

Chapter 24 Feudal Dynasties

This place was originally prepared for Huali's residence, and there were many books in the room, Lin Anan randomly picked out a book to read.

Qin Sanlang looked in through the window and saw the young daughter-in-law was reading a book, so he went to the kitchen silently without disturbing her.

There was a smell of food.

Lin Anan couldn't read it any longer, dropped the book and ran out, and saw the man wielding a spatula in the kitchen.

Qin Sanlang was already good-looking, but his face was red from the stove fire, and the sweat on his forehead seemed to be atomized.

Lin An'an was in a trance.

To be honest, if it wasn't for Qin Sanlang's appearance and knowing that her supernatural ability followed her, she definitely wouldn't have stayed.

Qin Sanlang turned his head and smiled at her, "It will be over soon, you go back to the house and wait, it's hot here."

Lin Anan licked her lips, turned around and went back.

She picked up the half-read book, which was a travelogue.

The person who wrote this travel note used to be an official. When writing the travel note, he would write about the laws and feudal events of this dynasty according to the local conditions.

Between the lines, she also had some one-sided understanding of this country.

This country is very feudal, with absolute patriarchy, women's status is very low, there are many laws against women, which are very unreasonable, but women have to bear it.

For example, those who are over eighteen and unmarried will be forcibly arranged by the official media, and it is more stringent than remarriage. Most of the unmarried Huanghua girls who reached eighteenth were arranged to be concubines in wealthy families.

For example, when there was a flood in some places, they did not think about how to dredge the river or prevent the flood from harming the village. Instead, they drowned the young girl alive in the river.

Closing the book abruptly, Lin Anan's expression was very angry.

"Daughter-in-law, the food is ready, it's time to eat." Qin Sanlang saw her angry expression, and Qin Sanlang was surprised: "What's wrong with you?"

Lin Anan angrily threw the book in his hand to him, "You read it yourself."

Qin Sanlang flipped through it roughly, and couldn't help frowning.

"When there was a flood, they didn't want to control the water, but drowned those children in the river. When there was a drought, they didn't want to dig wells to find water, but tied those unlucky women to the fire to worship the sky and pray for rain. Do people care about these things, it's so annoying, how can natural disasters be counted on these innocent women!" Lin Anan almost gritted his teeth.

She was born in the last days. Such a place is obviously desperate, but human beings have never really given up. They unite to build a base, build a new home, and fight against zombies.

Although there will be things that humans calculate humans, they will never hurt children.

Because there are too few newborns in the last days, this makes people feel desperate, and even fears that human beings will become extinct.

Children are the objects that all human beings will protect together, because they are the hope, the hope of human beings. As long as there are children born, it means that human beings will not be extinct. However, this country drowns those innocent children alive.

Qin Sanlang kept this secret.

He also has indignation and dissatisfaction in his heart, but he also understands the truth that disaster comes from his mouth.

He walked to the door, made sure no one was there, and closed the door tightly.

"Daughter-in-law, I'm a farmer, and my parents never thought of sending me to study. I was the one who stole my studies by lying in front of the private school. Later, my master found out and took the test. Seeing that I have a talent for reading, I'm sorry. With my Shuxiu, I have the opportunity to enlightenment. If it wasn’t for this, maybe I’m just like the second brother, just a mud leg, and I don’t even know a single word.”

"A farmer takes the imperial examination, knowing it is difficult, but I still insist on it. Do you know why?"

(End of this chapter)