In my previous life, a scumbag and a fake innocent woman teamed up to frame me. My reputation was ruined, and I died miserably in a cowshed.
Reborn on the eve of my assignment to the countryside in the 1970s, I sneered. This time, it was time to change the script.
The fake innocent put on an act of weakness and asked me to do her work for her?
I turned around and “let” her take the dirtiest, hardest farm work, then watched her try to keep up her act in front of the whole village. The scumbag wrote love letters to keep both sides happy?
I read one aloud in public and sincerely thanked the organization for its concern, getting him criticized for his “improper conduct.”
Everyone expected this city girl to burst into tears, but with memories of my past life, I invented things, started night classes, and led the whole village to prosperity.
Until the demobilized soldier who was always secretly looking out for me cornered me in a storeroom:
“You saw through their tricks from the very beginning, didn’t you?”
I rose onto my tiptoes and whispered with a laugh, “That’s not all. I know you secretly fixed my roof, too.”
The novel "Rebirth of an Educated Youth: Punishing Scumbags with Dangerous Hands and Counterattack by Straw Counterattack" perfectly combines the weight of the period novel with the rhythm of the refreshing novel of "Rebirth". The protagonist Lin Wanqiu's revenge is not simply tit for tat, but the use of wisdom and the opportunities of the times to complete self-realization and personality reshaping - from an educated youth who was bullied to "Teacher Xiaolin" who leads the villagers to get rich. The rise of the straw knitting industry is not only a keen grasp of policies, but also a vivid portrayal of the power of women to help each other. Ji Chenzhou's line is buried calmly and powerfully. The trust and tacit understanding established by the two in silence are more tense than the straightforward emotional line.