The Village Keeper Keeps Accidentally Sleeping with the Young Educated Woman Every Night

Under the blazing sun, a group of educated youths carrying heavy packs trudged along toward a remote village, their hearts burning with enthusiasm to devote their youth. Every step took them to the edge of the unknown and the unfamiliar. The little streams they usually overlooked, the foxtail grass swaying in the breeze, even the pebbles beneath their feet, all seemed like novel discoveries in their lives. As they quickened their pace, the outline of Hongdao Village gradually came into view ahead, guided by the five-pointed star gleaming beneath the dark blue brim of village secretary Kong Weili's cap.

Zhou Mingbo's steps were especially heavy. His new shoes were not just uncomfortable; one of his toes had developed a blister in protest. With no other choice, he took off his shoes. The sudden pain stirred together annoyance and exhaustion in his heart. But just as he was about to give up and stop, a startling scene unfolded: a muscular man with his upper body bare jumped into the river without a care, making the female educated youths who had come along shriek and turn away. Secretary Kong's explanation eased the awkwardness, but also let slip a secret about the village that few knew.

Zhou Mingbo's situation did not improve. As he aired out his feet, a lively big grass carp suddenly appeared. He was startled, and the blister on his foot burst by accident. Yet, unexpectedly, the pain was not as severe as he had imagined. Just then, the man called "a fool" appeared again, demonstrating his strength and innocence in a simple, direct way. Behind that innocence lay the villagers' complex, tangled feelings.

At Secretary Kong's arrangement, Zhou Mingbo moved in with the Meng family, a household carrying many untold stories. Meng Dong, a young man with limited mental faculties, became the most unexpected companion in Zhou Mingbo's rural life. Meng Dong's behavior often baffled people and even caused trouble, but his innocence and kindness were especially precious in a world full of prejudice and misunderstanding.

An unexpected nighttime visitor brought Zhou Mingbo further trouble. The complicated emotions within the Meng family and the pressure of public opinion outside it wove an invisible net, trapping every character with no easy escape. Through one conflict and challenge after another, Zhou Mingbo gradually developed unusual feelings for Meng Dong: an understanding and compassion that went beyond ordinary friendship, as well as a deeper exploration of and reflection on human nature.

As time passed, Zhou Mingbo began trying to understand and accept Meng Dong's world, even though the process was full of misunderstandings, challenges, and criticism from others. He discovered that Meng Dong's "foolishness" might be an innocence that transcended worldly conventions, an unadorned truth. Zhou Mingbo also grew through the experience, learning how to find himself amid complicated relationships and how to uphold justice and kindness in adversity.

The story unfolds gradually through misunderstandings and revelations, ultimately painting a complex picture of human nature, family ties, friendship, and social prejudice. Zhou Mingbo and Meng Dong's extraordinary experience together became a testament to their growth and revealed a simple yet profound truth: everyone in this world has their own unique value and place. Even the soul that is least understood may possess the purest warmth and light.

Theme: Reject discrimination