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

Chapter 1389 The Sixties and Seventies
"If you don't provoke me, I won't expose her identity," Liu Tong said coldly. "I won't offend others unless they offend me. If they do, I'll repay them a thousandfold."

"You, you..." Liu Jianshe exclaimed in horror, "How could you be so vicious? She's your mother!"

“She’s not my mother,” Liu Dong said. “Let me remind you, I’m no longer part of your family. And don’t come looking for me again. Otherwise, I can get Yang Chunhua into the farm, and I can also send you in to keep her company.”

Liu Jianshe couldn't believe it.

In his eyes, this son was as terrifying as a demon.

Liu Jianshe ran away; he dared not provoke his son anymore.

Who knows if what this son said is true, or if he really will send me to the farm?

Liu Jianshe spoke ill of Liu Tong to the villagers, saying that he had reported Yang Chunhua, but no one believed him.

Villager: "How old is Ah-Tong? How could he possibly know Yang Chunhua's identity? Yang Chunhua has been hiding her identity for over thirty years!"

Liu Jianshe: "..."

His image in the eyes of the villagers worsened.

Liu Tong was walking along the riverbank with her schoolbag on her back when she suddenly heard a splash in the distance.

Liu quickened her pace and headed in that direction.

He saw someone struggling in the river, and Liu Dong quickly dropped his study, jumped into the river, and pulled the person out.

The person had just fallen into the river and, although he had swallowed water, he had not lost consciousness.

After vomiting up all the water, the man recovered and thanked Liu Dong.

"Ah-Tsuki, thank you so much. If it weren't for you, I would have drowned."

"Brother Tang, how did you fall into the water?" Liu Tong asked.

The person he rescued was named Liu Tang, who was four years older than Liu Tong and was nineteen years old this year.

His family has already started arranging a marriage for him.

However, Liu Tang didn't like the girls introduced by matchmakers; he preferred girls from the city.

Yes, there were educated youth from the city in their village, but no one was sent down to the countryside.

It's probably because their village is relatively close to the city.

Liu Tang is in love with a girl named Wei Xue, but Wei Xue is indifferent to Liu Tang. She does not accept his pursuit, but she does not refuse Liu Tang's help with things.

Liu Tang thought that Wei Xue's not refusing meant she agreed to his proposal, so he asked his own mother to propose marriage, but Wei Xue refused without giving him any face.

Liu Tang's mother was humiliated and gave Liu Tang a scolding when she returned.

Liu Tang didn't believe Wei Xue would reject her, so she went to find Wei Xue.

Wei Xue expressed that she did not like Liu Tang and told Liu Tang not to bother her anymore.

Liu Tang was devastated, but he still did not give up on Wei Xue and often went to see her, but was stopped by Wei Xue's companions.

This matter has been a topic of conversation among the villagers lately, and Liu Dong is also aware of it.

Liu Tang was very sad after being rejected so many times, but she gradually gave up.

Today, he received another message from Wei Xue, inviting him to meet at the riverbank.

Liu Tang was very happy and came over in high spirits.

As a result, he was pushed from behind and fell into the river.

Liu Tang couldn't swim, and if Liu Qiu hadn't happened to pass by and rescued him, he probably would have drowned in the river.

Liu Tang asked Liu Qiu, "Qiu, did you see who pushed me?"

Liu Tong shook her head: "I rushed over when I heard the sound of falling into the water, and I only saw you struggling in the water. I didn't see anyone else."

Liu Tang: "I'm going to find Wei Xue!"

Even if the person who pushed him wasn't Wei Xue, they were someone connected to Wei Xue. Liu Qiu: "I'll go with you and be your witness."

Liu Tong didn't believe that Wei Xue was the one who pushed Liu Tang, as it would be easy for the truth to be found out.

If you're caught, you'll be shot.

Liu Tang: "Okay, you be my witness."

The two then headed towards where the young people in the city lived.

On the way, the villagers saw that they were all soaking wet and were very curious, asking what had happened.

Liu Tang was focused on finding the person who had wronged her and had no time to pay attention to the villagers' questions.

Liu Tong then explained for him: "Brother Liu Tang was pushed into the river and almost drowned. Now he's going to settle accounts with the person who harmed him."

The villagers were shocked and instantly enraged.

Who is it? How dare they harm people in their village!

Liu Tang can't swim. If she falls into the water, won't she drown?

That person is truly ruthless.

The villagers followed the two men, determined to go with them to settle scores with the murderer.

Liu Tang arrived outside the educated youth compound and shouted, "Wei Xue, come out! Wei Xue, come out..."

A young woman came out of the house and said disdainfully, "I've already told you Wei Xue doesn't like you, so stop bothering her! Isn't it annoying!"

Liu Tang angrily said, "Zhang Weihong, what I'm looking for now is the person who pushed me into the river. Don't stop me, or I'll suspect you're in cahoots with the person who harmed me."

"Who hurt you?" Zhang Weihong was very angry, but when her gaze fell on Liu Tang's soaking wet body, she was shocked. "You...you were really pushed into the river?"

Liu Tang: "Of course. Wei Xue asked me to meet her at the riverbank, and I went happily. But then someone pushed me from behind and pushed me into the river, almost causing me to drown. If it weren't for A-Qiang hearing the commotion on her way home from school and rescuing me, I would have drowned."

The educated youth who had come out to watch the commotion after discovering that Liu Tang had come to see Wei Xue again all gasped in surprise, and couldn't help but think: Could it be that Wei Xue didn't want to be bothered by Liu Tang anymore and pushed him into the river?
One of the female educated youths who disapproved of Wei Xue exclaimed, "My God, how could Wei Xue do this? To get rid of a man she doesn't like, she's willing to kill him!"

Another woman said, "Perhaps she just wanted to teach Liu Tang a lesson. She didn't know Liu Tang can't swim."

"I didn't!" Wei Xue rushed out of the house and shouted, "I didn't ask you to meet me, and I didn't push you."

Liu Tang: "Hmph, you're just shirking responsibility."

Wei Xue: "I didn't. I stayed in the house after I came back from work today. Wei Hong can testify for me."

Zhang Weihong nodded: "That's right, Xue didn't even go out, how could she push you?"

Liu Tang: "You can instruct others to push me!"

Wei Xue: "I didn't!"

Liu Tang: "If it's not you, then who else could it be?"

Wei Xue couldn't answer.

In the village, apart from her conflict with Liu Tang, there is indeed no one else who has a conflict with Liu Tang.

The villagers all spoke out against Wei Xue, demanding that she give Liu Tang an explanation.

Some older women suggested that Wei Xue should marry Liu Tang.

"No!" Liu Tang and Wei Xue exclaimed in unison.

Wei Xue didn't want to marry a country bumpkin, but Liu Tang was even more afraid that her husband might stab her in the back at any moment.

Liu Tong spoke up: "It shouldn't be Comrade Wei Xue. After all, if it were her, she wouldn't have invited Brother A Tang to the river in her own name."

Everyone: That's right.

Liu Tong: "Why don't you, Comrade Wei, conduct an internal investigation first to find out who wasn't at the educated youth settlement at that point in time?"