Divorced by her husband's family and rejected by her own! She defiantly turned her life around

The men were dejected when they heard this, and they refused to let their wives divorce them. Who would dare to divorce a wife if she didn't have some family wealth?

The women were overjoyed; they never imagined they would be treated so well.

Dunzi's wife immediately knelt down and kowtowed to the village chief and the others. The other women followed suit and kowtowed as well, thanking the village chief for supporting them and for leaving them a way to survive.

The village chief told everyone to get up quickly. "Does anyone have any objections to this village rule? If not, I'll write it into the village rules, and we'll follow it from now on."

The women shouted in unison, "Village chief, we have no objections! No objections!"

The men wanted to voice their opinions, but they didn't dare. Divorcing a wife meant kicking her out, essentially leaving her with nothing, and divorce meant dividing the family property.

Seeing that the men were silent, the village chief knew they were unhappy. Anyone would be happy in that situation!

"If you don't say anything, then this matter is settled!"

Once it's written into the village rules and regulations, there's no point in having objections.

Some men finally couldn't hold back and spoke up, "Village chief, if your wife is morally corrupt and causes trouble at home, can you divorce her?"

The village chief hadn't thought about this issue yet, so he immediately discussed it with several village elders and clan elders.

"If you have solid evidence and sufficient reasons, you can divorce your wife."

"Okay, with the village chief's words, we can rest assured. We can't let women get all the benefits."

Immediately, a woman stood up and spoke up, "Village chief, if a man is morally corrupt, cheats on his wife outside, and comes home not to do housework but beats her, can the woman ask for a divorce?"

The village chief was at a loss with these sudden questions, so he quickly consulted with the clan elders and the village head.

"As long as you have solid evidence, sufficient reasons, and the two of you really can't live together anymore and are determined to get a divorce, the village will support your divorce."

"Village chief, since the man was at fault first and the two are divorced, shouldn't it be the same as above, that as long as they settle in the village, the husband's family should be allocated a house and a share of the family property?"

The village chief made the decision directly this time: "Yes, the two are divorced. If the woman wants to settle in the village, her husband's family will have to give her the house and share the family property; if the woman leaves the village, she can take her dowry with her, and her husband's family will have to give her 30% of the family property, but she will lose the house."

The women were happy, but the men felt wronged. Why did the women get all the benefits? They were all divorced, so why should they get a share of their assets?

"Village chief, we disagree! Why? We're divorced, why should they get a share of our property?"

"Why should she? It's because she bore your children, worked like a slave for your family, and took care of the household chores, all because you did such a terrible thing."

Consider this as compensation to the other party. If you are hardworking, capable, and good to your wife, would they want a divorce?

Don't just think about yourself; consider others as well.

"Any more questions? If so, please raise them quickly. If not, all the points discussed in today's meeting will be incorporated into the village rules, and everyone will follow them from now on."

The men were incredibly frustrated; this woman was now like a porcelain doll, they didn't dare touch her for fear she would break.

The room was completely silent; no one spoke for a long time.

The women looked at the village chief with gratitude and even more admiration. The village chief was truly a good man, a good village chief who always spoke up for and thought of them. He must be a good man who loved his wife dearly.

The village chief was embarrassed by the women's intense gazes and quickly turned his face away. These women were truly terrifying; their eyes could make a person faint.

He didn't actually do anything; it was all thanks to April. He needs to talk to his wife about this and have her tell the women in the village that April got this for them. The person who should really be grateful is April.

He's gone to the wrong place. How will he dare go to the village again? He can't handle the enthusiasm of those women.

Liu Siyue stood at the back of the crowd. After the man asked a question, the woman followed suit and asked a question as well. She was pleased that there were still some clear-headed women among them who knew how to fight for their own interests.

The village chief is quite capable; he's a man of courage and competence.

"If everyone is okay, then let's adjourn the meeting!"

The women walked together in twos and threes, chatting and laughing, while the men were so angry they were blowing their beards and glaring at each other; these women were going to cause a huge uproar.

The men felt that their good old days were over. In the past, if they were upset or had a bad day, they could take it out on their wives when they got home, slapping or kicking them to vent their frustrations.

They wouldn't dare do that now. If they did, their wives would divorce them and demand a share of their assets. It's outrageous!

How frustrating! It's so frustrating! Is the village chief being controlled like this by his wife at home, which is why he came up with this idea? He even said that the idea came from his wife. It seems that the village chief is also afraid of his wife. He acts like a man outside, but acts like a grandson in front of his wife at home.

Are they going to follow the village chief's example? No, absolutely not. They are men. They may not beat their wives, but they must never act like cowards.

When the village chief got home, he immediately told his wife about it. "Dongmei, go to the village and talk to the women about this. Tell them that this was something that Siyue helped them get, and that the person they should be most grateful to is Siyue."

Why didn't you say that at the conference?

"I'm afraid if I say it, this matter won't be carried out. When did women get involved in important village affairs? It's always been the men who make the decisions."

"Hmph! I'm afraid we'll have to change that. Although April is a woman, in what way is she inferior to you men?"

"I know, I know, we have to take it slowly, right?"

"If you tell me to tell those women, won't the men in the village find out too?"

"It's alright, everything's already been finalized, there's nothing they can do about it."

"You're trying to outsmart them."

"What else can we do? If you don't go out and tell everyone, the men in the village will probably suspect that this idea came from you."

As a man, I wouldn't come up with such a self-destructive idea.

"Okay, I'll go out and chat with the girls in the village when I have time."

From then on, Liujia Village was filled with the laughter and joy of women. They no longer lived in fear and they had justice to be served.

As long as they don't do anything reckless, they can live a peaceful and stable life.

Two days later, the village chief came to find Liu Siyue and said, "Siyue, those six families may not be able to move for a while. All the tiles in the kiln have been pre-ordered and may not be available after the New Year."

Look at the mess this has made.

Liu Siyue wondered if Master Chang had ordered all those tiles. If he had, things would be easier; otherwise, it would be troublesome. She couldn't just kick him out like that.

"Uncle Village Chief, don't worry, I'll think of a way to solve this."

"Okay, let me know if you hear anything."

"Uncle Village Chief, approximately how many tiles do they need? Have you done a count? If I've reached an agreement, I'll have them deliver them directly. What do you think?"

"Yes, the statistics are in." The village chief took out a piece of paper from his pocket and handed it to Liu Siyue. "Look, this is the number of tiles each household needs."

Liu Siyue took the paper and held it in her hand. "Where is their homestead? If possible, I'll have someone deliver it directly to them."

"When you enter the village, the third alley on the right side of the main road leads to the end of the alley. The six families there are going to build their houses together."

"Let's build it together; that way it'll save us time and effort."