Transmigrated into the original heroine of the period novel who was cannon fodder

Pei Jin said this to Lingxi, but mainly for Pei Yanning to hear.

Upon hearing this, Pei Yu showed an expression of toothache.

"My sister-in-law's family is fine, but my uncle's family... Tsk!"

He didn't want to say anything.

But her mother seemed unwilling to live a life without some twists and turns. In fact, she knew very well that there was nothing good about that side, but she still had to get involved with it.

Pei Yanning raised his eyebrows slightly.

Being able to change from an agricultural household registration to a commercial grain household registration is something that many people dream of, so it is not difficult to understand why the second son's wife and others would have this idea.

In the early days of a steel plant, the most needed thing was labor.

Actually, this matter is nothing to Pei Yanning.

She has taken care of Lingxi for so many years, so this should be considered as some compensation. Not to mention that it is easy to arrange people for a steel plant now, even if there is no steel plant, Pei Yanning can find other ways to arrange it.

But this means...

"what's the situation?"

Pei Yanning looked at Second Uncle Pei.

Uncle Pei: "..."

"It's not a big deal."

Uncle Pei walked with them to Lingxi's room. He carefully considered his words and tried to make the matter sound as light as possible.

During the war, the only way to enter and exit Peijia Village was by iron chain bridge. When young girls and wives married into the village, it was almost like they were completely cut off from the outside world.

There is a serious problem of favoring boys over girls in Aunt Pei's family.

Aunt Pei is the fourth child. The first three are sisters, the one at the back is a younger sister, and the youngest is a boy. She has several daughters, all of whom are Zhaodi, Pandi, Niandi, and Laidi...

You can imagine what the situation is like in their family.

Aunt Pei's older sisters all married widows and cripples who received high dowries. As for Aunt Pei, marrying her to Uncle Pei was not a result of her family's conscience.

At that time, every household in Peijia Village belonged to hunters in the mountains. In the villages outside the mountains, they were synonymous with disasters, beasts, poverty and backwardness.

Everyone has the inherent impression that men from the mountains cannot find wives, and if they want to marry a wife, they have to pay a high price for her.

This is the case with Second Aunt Pei.

It is basically equivalent to being sold at a high price.

Uncle Pei simply sold it and did it more thoroughly. He put some thought into making Aunt Pei completely disappointed in her family. He also spent some more money and directly cut off their relationship.

It was quite ugly at that time.

At that time, Aunt Pei cried and said that she would treat her as if she had no mother's home from now on.

Nothing more!

Time can dilute everything.

After getting married, Second Aunt Pei not only did not suffer any hardship, but she also enjoyed a good life. She no longer had so much resentment and hatred towards her natal family.

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the iron chain bridge was replaced by a single-plank bridge. Aunt Pei would occasionally go out of the village, and as a result, she resumed contact with her parents' home.

Aunt Pei would occasionally bring some things back.

The Pei family doesn't lack that. They've been dealt with by Uncle Pei before, so they don't dare to go too far. So, they're relatively peaceful.

But this time it is different.

This answer is correct, what about the next time?

They have never known how to write the word "contentment".

Uncle Pei didn't explain it in too much detail, but he made his point clear.

He saw that Pei Yanning couldn't hide her heartache and guilt before he finished speaking. He held his forehead helplessly. It really shouldn't be that bad!

But nothing he said would be appropriate, so he simply pretended not to see it and emphasized it to Pei Yanning.

"Anyway, don't worry about it. I'll handle it. I'll tell you if I need anything."

Pei Yanning nodded, and inadvertently saw Lingxi's expression of realization but no surprise, and his mind suddenly recalled the past.

Lingxi subconsciously felt that she did not have the same reaction as her second aunt.

His expression paused slightly, and he vaguely understood something.

But he said nothing, just patted Uncle Pei on the shoulder.

"Got it! I'll do as you say."

The others were speechless when they heard this. In fact, if their family really wanted to recruit workers, they could apply for the job themselves, and the chances of getting the job would be about 70 to 80 percent. If they were hired quietly, they wouldn't do anything to them.

But if they come here now and anger their families, Pei Yanning will detain them all and force them to stay at home and farm.

It's really a case of stealing a chicken and losing the rice.

Second Aunt Pei had given up, but the eldest cousin's wife was also thinking about taking action.

That night.

After dinner, Pei Yanning and Uncle Pei were playing chess and chatting over there, while Pei Jin, Pei Yu, Pei Xuan and Gu Si also gathered around a table to play cards.

Lingxi was eating a plate of pastries when her eldest cousin's wife came over, carrying a basket with which she was sewing shoe soles.

Lingxi smiled, asked her to sit with her, and then continued eating.

The eldest cousin's wife never got involved in the activities here. It was obvious that she had something to do when she came here. As expected, she didn't have much patience. After a while, she lowered her voice and asked Lingxi.

"My uncle is busy with the steel mill recently, did you know that?"

Lingxi nodded in agreement.

She asked casually, "Have you heard what your uncle said about recruiting people?"

Lingxi thought about it.

"We probably need to invite back a group of technical backbones from outside, transfer another group from above, and the rest will have to be recruited from all over the country based on their own abilities!

Finally, some front-line workers who do heavy manual labor may be recruited locally."

This is not a very confidential matter.

This is probably the case when every factory is first built.

The eldest sister-in-law's eyes lit up.

"Does my uncle manage these things? Does he manage the recruitment?"

Lingxi: “…”

Should she say she cares or not?
As expected, my biological father is the factory director. All things big and small should be under his management. Recruiting workers is also a very important link. Workers are the soul of a factory, so of course he is in charge of them.

But Lingxi thought about it and shook her head. Seeing her immediately lost look, she added.

"It's all about following the rules and regulations. If you want to go, just sign up. My dad doesn't care about that, but if you really meet the requirements, I can guarantee that you won't be rejected."

Do you understand? Do you understand?
You can sign up yourself, and as long as you meet the requirements, nothing else will be a problem.

Even if the line is barely stuck, Pei Yanning can just give a slight signal and someone will help loosen his grip.

However, the eldest cousin's wife did not have the ability to understand those things.

She looked at Lingxi, wanting to say something but stopping herself.

Lingxi: “…”

She can't say this kind of thing which can only be understood intuitively!

She racked her brains and thought again and again but couldn't figure out how to continue hinting more clearly.

Pei Jin coughed lightly, and the eldest cousin's wife seemed to have pressed some strange switch. She immediately stood up, said she had something else to do, and left immediately.

Lingxi: “…”

She touched the non-existent sweat and sighed.

Sure enough, this kind of thing is really not suitable for her to do.

Everyone was amused by Lingxi's appearance.

Lingxi thought about it and laughed out loud.

Lingxi was laughing when she noticed A Zhao, Han Han and the other little boy looking at her from time to time, with an expression on their faces as if they didn't understand what was going on and wanted to ask something but were hesitant and didn't dare to.

Lingxi: “…”

!!!

puff--

The adults took in the reactions of the three little ones and laughed even more happily.

Ah Zhao Han Han's third son, who still didn't understand what was going on, said: "..."

The adult world is so strange.

The three little ones turned around silently and went about their own business.

Everyone's smiles deepened. (End of this chapter)