Xu Changan, a Chinese teacher at the county middle school, woke up and became a twelve-year-old son of an Orion in the northern border of Dasheng.
His father was injured when he went into the mountains, the family owed hunting tax, and his sister's marriage was delayed again and again. I lived in poverty for three years and finally waited for the county examination, but on the day of registration I was kicked off the list of friends by four classmates.
According to Dasheng's law, five children are bound to each other. If one is guilty, the five are equally responsible.
No one wanted to marry the son of Orion, so Xu Changan could only find four other candidates who were also unwanted:
A young grain merchant who dared not hand in his papers, an orphan from a military household who beat people frequently, an old boy who had been taking the exam for twelve years, and a little prodigy who couldn't even tell where he was from.
Everyone said that if these five people got together, let alone winning the exam, they would be considered smoke from their ancestral graves if they could walk into the examination room safely.
But later, among the five people, there was a county examination case leader, a math wizard, a capable border official, and a world-famous scholar.
When "The Proud Fisherman: Thoughts on Autumn" spread across the northern border, the son of Orion was already standing in the border town.
What he wants in this life is not just a title on the gold medal list.
But so that the children of Orions in the north can also have books to read, roads to walk, and live with dignity.
