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Chapter 178 The Tragic Death of an Innocent Female Educated Youth (29)

The matter can be traced back to the packages that Ding Shui sent out later. Because of mental suggestion, all the packages she sent out were successfully delivered to her grandparents and uncle, without any error.

If it happens once or twice, you can just call it luck, but if it happens three or four times, everyone will know that it must be because she has connections and channels.

So did the other people who were sent down to the farm.

It was natural for him to ask for help from Liu De and Liu Hui, father and son, hoping that they could help. To be precise, he asked Ding Shui to help send some things to them.

Of course, it doesn’t mean that Ding Shui is asked to provide money or materials.

They let their descendants, or people who have the ability to help them, send money and things to Ding Shui first, and then Ding Shui will take a commission from it and mail the rest to them. They can accept half and half.

Liu De also found it strange.

I wonder where my niece got such great ability from?
But they sent things over time, and once even sent over a hundred kilograms of food. And when they got it to them, there was nothing missing. This was enough to prove that it couldn't be so-called good luck, it could only be due to connections.

So after receiving the request from Lao Li and others, the father and son also had a special consultation and discussion.

"Dad, I think it's okay.

Although I don't know where Xiaolu gets the money or how she smooths the relationship, it's definitely okay for her to make some money and materials. But let's not agree right away. Let's write a letter first to ask Xiaolu what she thinks and whether she can make money by doing this.
If there's no danger and there's money to be made, then I think this thing can definitely be done, and it can also help Lao Li."

"I'm thinking the same thing, but you have to make it clear to Xiaolu. Don't be so stubborn. It has to be profitable and risk-free. If there's no profit and there's risk, then don't mail anything to me anymore, and there's no need to agree to Lao Li and the others."

"I know, I know. Now is not the time to save face. If it can't be done, then it can't be done. Just refuse directly."

Then, naturally, they wrote a letter to Ding Shui, asking if it was dangerous to do this. If not, could he help other relocated personnel with the purchase and delivery of goods? What percentage of the compensation would be profitable? The letter ended by repeatedly emphasizing that Ding Shui should not force himself and that safety was paramount.

After thinking about it for a while, Ding Shui felt that he was capable of doing it.

She could definitely do it. The cost was nothing more than the postage and some mental energy needed to create a mental suggestion and place it on the package envelope. Most importantly, once she did this, many people would inevitably send her packages from all over the world, and she would then forward them through her. This way, she would have enough incoming packages to prove that someone was constantly sending her things. If she had some good stuff, no one would question it.

It will help her improve her life a little bit.

So Ding Shui immediately said that it was no problem, and that he didn't need to take half, 20% would be enough. Then he immediately wrote a reply letter to his grandparents and uncle.

When Liu De and others received the letter, they naturally hurried to tell Lao Li and others the good news. Then Lao Li and others quickly wrote letters to their relatives, and were willing to recognize them and give them some help.

Liu De's daughter-in-law and son have completely cut off ties with him. Similar situations are very common here.

Some completely severed ties, others appeared to do so superficially, but continued to exchange aid and support in secret, or even maintained even superficial ties, maintaining secret interactions. Then, those who received the letter, like Old Li's grandson, Old Zhang's granddaughter, Old Wang's young disciple, and Old Zhu's young daughter, began to send money and supplies to Ding Shui with skepticism. Ding Shui, as agreed, took 20% and packed up the remaining money and supplies and sent them to his uncle.

There were detailed records in it, and Ding Shui wrote clearly which one was sent to which, including what he took as a commission. In order to save trouble, he simply mailed them together and let Liu De be responsible for the distribution.

The whole process was delayed due to slow logistics communication.

It wasn't until half a year later that it began to take shape.

It took nearly nine months for the two sides to completely trust each other and form a very stable trading chain.

The only problem is probably that the staff responsible for Ding Shui's mailing line, especially the staff responsible for delivering letters and parcels to her uncle Liu De, are now a little mentally dazed because they are constantly affected by Ding Shui's mental suggestion.

But it is not serious and the impact is not great.

It’s just that after delivering the package or letter that night, you may need to sleep for an extra hour to restore your energy.

At the same time, Ding Shui only needed to exert a very small amount of mental power to achieve the same effect as the mental suggestion that required a lot of mental power before. However, out of concern for subsequent changes in personnel, or for Ding Shui's ignorance of the process, Ding Shui did not reduce the amount of mental power he exerted, ensuring that the mental power remained strong. At the same time, people who had never received mental suggestion would still be affected when touching the package or letter.

Only by being cautious enough can you ensure sufficient safety!
Through this trading chain, Ding Shui became the most envied person in the entire Fuyang Brigade, among all the educated youth, and even the team members. She received a large package every month, filled with food, drinks, and various coupons. Although she was required to return the gifts, she only gave back a portion each time, leaving enough for a normal life.

Even better than most people.

Who wouldn’t be envious, right!

However, although they were envious, no one dared to do anything. After all, there was the precedent of Wang Weihong, and many people also felt that Ding Shui was too lucky.

It's a bit weird, but I don't dare to offend him.

Overall, Ding Shui's life in the Fuyang Brigade was actually quite good. So good, so good that even after his wounds healed and he began working in the fields, he stopped plowing. Instead, he took the initiative and applied for a job that required fewer work points: mowing grass for pigs. Every day, he went with a group of ten-year-old children to cut grass for pigs. It was easy, but the work points were low, only three a day.

There was gossip, but no one objected.

Firstly, just by looking at those packages, they knew that even if Ding Shui didn't work in the fields, didn't get work points, and didn't get food, he wouldn't starve to death, so going to work was already a courtesy.

Secondly, the team has limited work to do and work points to distribute. If she does less, others can do more and get a few more work points at the same time!

The most important thing is that even if she doesn't have enough work points, she won't be in debt. She will definitely have money to make up for it, and it will be counted as part of the brigade's income in the end. She hasn't taken advantage of the brigade, so naturally everyone has no objection, at most some envy and jealousy.