Jie teaches the Immortal Sweeping Heaven’s Cultivation of All Heavens

Chapter 1388 The Sixties and Seventies
Although they looked down on and disliked Liu Jianshe's behavior, Uncle Liu and his wife were actually happy.

In this way, Liu Dong will no longer have any attachment to his biological father.

As long as they treat Liu Dong well, Liu Dong will be their own grandson.

The two happily took Liu Tong home, and from then on, Liu Tong lived in Uncle Liu's house and became Uncle Liu's grandson.

Uncle Liu and his wife treated Liu Tong very well, practically giving him whatever he asked for.

If it were any other child, they would probably have been spoiled rotten by the two of them.

Several years have passed in this way.

In recent years, Liu Jianshe has never visited Liu Tong again. Yang Chunhua gave birth to a son and a daughter for him.

They were living a happy and fulfilling life as a family, and had no idea that they had an eldest son named Liu Dong.

He might have remembered, but since Liu Tong had already been adopted by him, in his heart, Liu Tong was no longer his son.

Uncle Liu and Aunt Liu are not young anymore. They suffered a lot when they were young, and now that they are old, their health has deteriorated.

The death of their son was a huge blow to them. Before Liu Dong was adopted, their bodies were already nearly exhausted.

In the years that followed, the arrival of my grandson gave me hope and improved my spirits, allowing me to live for another two years.

The other five years were intervened by Liu Dong, who took out medicine that ordinary people could take from his space to treat the two of them.

However, both of them were in very poor health, and even with medication, they did not live more than seven years.

When Liu Tong was twelve years old, Uncle Liu and Aunt Liu passed away.

Liu Tong became an orphan.

However, in the rural areas of that era, twelve years old was considered a young man, capable of earning work points to support himself.

But Uncle Liu and Aunt Liu left Liu Qiu two hundred yuan—the pension for Uncle Liu's son—which was a huge sum of money in those days, enough for Liu Qiu to live on for many years.

Therefore, Liu Tong temporarily stopped working in the fields to earn work points and chose to continue going to school.

He needs to at least get his high school diploma so that he can take the college entrance examination once it is reinstated.

The villagers didn't say much about Liu Tong's choice. After all, he was just a child and didn't want to work in the fields so early, which they understood.

Moreover, the child's biological father works in the city, so the child must also want to move to the city, right?
High school graduates have a greater chance of finding jobs in the city than others.

That day, a "rare guest" came to Liu Jianshe's home.

Liu Tong suddenly thought of a phrase: "A weasel paying New Year's greetings to a chicken."

As expected, Liu Jianshe had no good intentions.

His beloved stepdaughter was sixteen years old, the age to be sent to the countryside.

Yang Chunhua couldn't bear to see her daughter go to the countryside, so she thought of Liu Qiu and wanted Liu Qiu to go to the countryside in place of her daughter.

In her words: Liu Dong originally grew up in the countryside and was adapted to rural life.

Liu Jianshe thought it made a lot of sense, so he went to find Liu Tong.

Liu Tong chuckled and said, "Let me remind you, Comrade Liu. I am no longer your son; you signed the adoption agreement. I have no relation to you, and you cannot decide my life."

Liu Jianshe: "But I'm still your biological father."

Liu Tong: "He's been adopted."

Liu Jianshe: "That's your sister..."

Liu Tong: "I think it's better to let the brigade leader and the village party secretary talk to you. They were the witnesses to the adoption back then."

After Liu finished speaking, he ran out the door and called the brigade leader and the village party secretary.

When he went to call for help, the other villagers were also nearby. They heard Liu Dong's words and all began to curse Liu Jianshe.

An elderly woman said, "Is Liu Jianshe out of his mind? He's ruining his own son for a girl who isn't even his own bloodline?"

Another elderly woman said, "He's not her son anymore; he's been adopted. Liu Jianshe has no right to take care of A-Tiao." The villagers, along with the village secretary and the brigade leader, came over to stand up for Liu A-Tiao and teach Liu Jianshe a lesson.

Faced with so many villagers and the bureaucratic village secretary and team leader, Liu Jianshe was completely overwhelmed and left awkwardly.

Liu Tong squinted at Liu Jianshe's retreating figure and snorted coldly.

He had previously decided not to argue with Liu Jianshe, since Liu was the biological father of this body, thinking that they should just live their own lives.

As for Yang Chunhua's scheme against him, he has already received his profits.

But this family is trying to scheme against her, and Liu Tong can't stand it?
The next day, Liu Dong skipped class and went straight into the city.

He first inquired about Liu Jianshe's family situation.

Liu Jianshe was driven back from the village and dared not make any more advances towards Liu Dong.

But Yang Chunhua and Liu Hongyan were not willing to give up, so they decided to bribe the people in the educated youth office to report Liu Tong's name.

If we only notify Liu Tong on the day of departure, how could Liu Tong not go to the countryside?

When Liu Dong found them, the two were bribing the person in charge with money.

The man accepted the money, indicating that he would take care of the matter.

Liu Dong remembered this person's name: Han Quan.

Liu Tong asked someone to find out information about Han Quan.

This man has two sons and three daughters. His eldest daughter is already married, and his youngest daughter is under ten years old. His two sons and another daughter are twenty, eighteen, and sixteen years old, respectively.

Isn't this the age of young people sent to the countryside?

Liu Dong sneaked into Han Quan's office, crossed out her own name from the file, and filled in the names of Han Quan's two sons and one daughter.

Liu Dong went to one of the most famous organizations of the time and threw the anonymous letter he had written into the yard.

Liu Dong left only after seeing the anonymous letter being picked up by someone.

Then we just wait for the results.

That anonymous letter was actually a whistleblower report, revealing Yang Chunhua's identity.

Actually, the Western-style house that Liu Dong visited a few years ago belonged to Yang Chunhua.

Yang Chunhua was the daughter of that family. When that family was about to flee abroad, Yang Chunhua was abandoned.

Fortunately, she knew the location of the secret room in the house and took some gold bars from it, enough for her to live on.

She pretended that she had fled from another place, and thus was classified as a poor peasant, which provided her with security in that era.

If Yang Chunhua hadn't tried to frame Liu Qiu, Liu Qiu wouldn't have exposed her identity.

Two days later, news about Yang Chunhua and Liu Jianshe's family came.

Yang Chunhua was arrested for falsifying her identity and was sent to the most arduous farm for reform through labor.

As her daughter, Liu Hongyan was forced to go to the countryside, to a very remote rural area.

To protect himself, Liu Jianshe divorced Yang Chunhua.

However, he was still implicated, lost his job, and had to return to the countryside with his two children.

The villagers disliked Liu Jianshe and thought he deserved it.

He deserved his fate for marrying that troublemaker Yang Chunhua.

Liu Jianshe wants to reconcile with Liu Tong, mainly because he wants Liu Tong, a young man, to help him raise his child.

Liu Qiu chuckled and asked, "Do you know how Yang Chunhua's true identity was exposed?"

Liu Jianshe was stunned for a moment, then realized what was happening and glared at Liu Dong.

Liu Tong smiled: "That's right, I was the one who exposed it."