Reborn in the 1980s: Nine Stunning Beauties Get Pregnant Before Marriage

Chen Yongqiang turned around and gestured to Yang Dahai, then drove his tractor and followed behind the police car.

When they arrived at the village entrance, Zhu Zi and the brick kiln workers were already waiting there. When they saw the police car coming, they quickly moved the roadblocks away.

Just as the police car drove past, Chen Yongqiang's tractor was about to follow when he suddenly heard a commotion ahead.

Not far away, a large group of people, at least twenty or thirty, surged from the direction of Jinjiatun and ran towards this side.

Those running at the front were not the men with muskets, but the elderly, women, and teenagers.

An old woman shouted, "Stop them! We can't let them take my son away!"

Several women nearby, holding their children, rushed toward the police car, crying and screaming.

This time, they weren't there to fight; Jin Mancang had mobilized the elderly, women, and children to block the police car.

The police car was forced to stop. Chief Li got out of the car and looked at the group of people, young and old, with a headache.

"What are you doing? Get out of the way!"

But no one stopped her. The old woman threw herself onto the hood of the police car, pounding on the hood and crying, "You can't arrest my son! My son is innocent!"

Several women, carrying children, pushed their way to the car door, pressing the children against the window, shouting, "Look who you've grabbed! This is the child's father! The child is so young, if you take his father away, how are we supposed to live?"

Jin Lao Er saw this from inside the car and became excited, straining towards the window, shouting, "Mom! Mom! I'm here!"

Xiao Zhou held him down firmly, "Don't move!"

Chen Yongqiang jumped off the tractor, pondering how to disperse the crowd and get the police car to pass.

In the early 1980s, this was not the first time he had seen people in rural areas blocking police cars and obstructing government officials.

Jinjiatun's tactic is nothing new: sending the elderly, women, and children to the front lines ensures that if something goes wrong, the police won't dare to act, as doing so would cause a major problem.

Jin Mancang, that old bastard, was very cunning. He hid in the back and let these old people, women and children, come out and fight to the death.

Forcing their way in wouldn't work; if they knocked down an elderly person, things would get much worse. Chief Li and his colleagues, in their uniforms, dared not move.

But we can't just let things drag on like this.

Chen Yongqiang glanced around. The men from Jinjiatun stood in the shade of a tree in the distance, watching the commotion.

They remain still, letting the elderly and children cause trouble ahead.

Chen Yongqiang suddenly had an idea, walked over to Zhu Zi, and whispered a few words to him.

Upon hearing this, Zhu Zi's eyes lit up. He nodded, turned around, and ran towards Shimen Village.

Chen Yongqiang stood there, watching the group of elderly women from Jinjiatun still crying and wailing in front of the police car.

Not long after, Zhu Zi led a group of people out of the village.

Leading the group was Yang Dahai's wife, Li Caifeng, who was in her early forties. She stood there with her hands on her hips, exuding a menacing aura.

Behind her followed a group of elderly women, all over fifty years old, with gray hair.

Behind them were several young wives, carrying children in their arms and leading toddlers by the hand, walking in a large procession towards the village entrance.

Chen Yongqiang sneered inwardly: "Soldier against soldier, general against general."

Doesn't Jinjiatun like to use the elderly, children, and women as the vanguard? Then Shimen Village will play along with them.

When it comes to arguing and cursing, Li Caifeng is known throughout the village for her fierce temper; no one has dared to provoke her over the years.

Not to mention that Yang Dahai had been slapped on the head by the people of Jinjiatun this time, and she was burning with anger with nowhere to vent it.

Li Caifeng walked up to Chen Yongqiang: "Yongqiang, what should we do? Say something. I want to see just how much trouble those sluts in Jinjiatun can cause."

Chen Yongqiang gestured with his chin toward the group in Jinjiatun: "Aunt Caifeng, do you see? They're blocking the police car by putting the elderly and children in front of them. Let's not fight, let's just go over and talk to them."

Li Caifeng grinned: "Chat? Sure, your auntie is the best at chatting."

With a wave of her hand, the group of elderly women behind her followed her toward the crowd.

Upon arriving at the scene, Li Caifeng immediately spotted Jin Lao Er's mother lying on the hood of the police car.

She walked over in a few steps, stood to the side, put her hands on her hips, and began to speak:

"Hey, isn't this Old Jin's grandmother? What are you doing leaning over here? Cooling off on the car hood?"

Jin Lao Er's mother looked up and saw that it was Li Caifeng.

We're all the same age, and we've known each other a lot since we were young. Who doesn't know who?

"Li Caifeng, what are you doing here?"

"I've come to see what's going on," Li Caifeng said with a forced smile.

"I heard that people from Jinjiatun cracked my husband's skull open, so I came to see for myself just how capable you people from Jinjiatun really are. But what I saw... wow, that's it? Trying to cheat on me by lying on the hood of the car?"

Jin Lao Er's mother was so angry her face turned purple: "Who are you calling a cheat?"

"I'm talking to you, what's wrong?" Li Caifeng took a step forward.

"Your son stole trees from our village, caught red-handed. It's only right that the police come to arrest him. You're blocking the police car here, what do you want? That the police will release your son so he can continue stealing?"

Several women from Jinjiatun wanted to come up and help, but the aunties from Shimen Village had already squeezed through and stood in front of them, completely blocking the way.

"Oh my, young lady, is that your grandson? He's so handsome."

"Don't cry, don't cry, come here, Auntie will give you candy."

Several children from Jinjiatun were so amused that they forgot to cry and reached out for candy.

The woman holding the child was caught in a dilemma, unsure whether to stop her or not, and stood frozen in place.

Li Caifeng was still saying, "Sister, your son committed a crime, and the government is investigating; that's official business. If you have any grievances, talk about them properly. Making a scene on the car hood—aren't you ashamed? Is this how people from Jinjiatun raise their children?"

Jin Lao Er's mother wanted to curse, but couldn't bring herself to do it.

Li Caifeng was quick-witted and sharp-tongued; she was no match for her.

The men of Jinjiatun watched this scene from afar. Some cursed, but they didn't move.

The police car slowly drove forward, and the crowd in Jinjiatun had already been separated by the aunties and wives from Shimen Village.

Some were pulled aside for casual conversation, while others were amused by watching the children; the cries were gradually drowned out by laughter and chatter.

After the police car had driven several dozen meters away, Li Caifeng clapped her hands. Chongjin Lao Er's mother smiled and said, "Sister, go back now. Come visit us in the village another day when you have some free time, and we'll have a good chat."

After saying that, she turned around and told her people to walk back.

Jin Lao Er's mother stood there, her face turning pale and then red, unable to speak for a long time.

Chen Yongqiang stubbed out his cigarette, jumped onto the tractor, and followed.

Chen Yongqiang easily resolved a problem that was causing headaches for the police station.

The people of Dijinjiatun realized what was happening and tried to chase after the police car, but it was too late. They could only follow behind, eating the dust.