Reaching the age of thirty, my income randomly doubled

Chapter 639: Chapter 459: The Mountain Road

Er Piya lit two large mosquito coils and grabbed her phone, ready to start a livestream in the room.

Thinking it over, she couldn’t show her face, so she just aimed the camera at her sister’s fat chicken butt.

Well… it’s just a large picture anyway.

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Er Piya couldn’t explain to others that she had suffered enough to keep this account.

Also, she simply wasn’t a match for the village hens.

She was soon chased all over the place.

Chen An’an was different, she had already taken Jiang Yilan around to visit everywhere.

They also wanted to understand what life in the big mountains was really like.

Jiang Yilan’s hometown is in Sichuan, a beautiful place with beautiful mountains, water, and spiritually rich people.

Their village had just over a hundred households, with more than twenty left-behind children.

The oldest were eleven or twelve, and the youngest were only three or four.

They had to go to distant places to study; she was the lucky one who even made it to Magic City for university.

She was the only one from the village who got into a big city institution.

At that time, the village was bustling, every household came to see her, bringing eggs, old hens.

Some even brought money, and the village head called for everyone to fund together.

After three days passed and little fat boy wasn’t recovering as he usually would from minor illnesses.

This time, it only got more severe.

In such a situation, his grandparents still didn’t take him to the hospital but instead went to the village to invite a so-called spiritual practitioner, who was actually just an aimless drifter.

Yet his daily ramblings led many people to believe him as truthful.

After inviting this practitioner home, he claimed that the boy’s condition was from “ghosts knocking on the door on the seventh day of the seventh month”.

He was entangled by something unclean from the underworld.

In such cases, they needed to first pay respects to the ghosts.

After much fuss, the little fat boy was in excruciating pain, both vomiting and nauseous.

If this continued, his life could be in danger.

Chen An’an immediately called Jiang Yilan and asked her to inform the villagers to take the little fat boy to the hospital promptly.

To avoid a tragedy due to superstitious beliefs.

Jiang Yilan brought the village head over and used Chen Pingsheng’s car to take the little fat boy to the hospital.

And at this time, his grandparents still blamed Jiang Yilan for intervening too much.

They feared offending the spirits and not having peace in the future.

Nevermind the future, if they couldn’t get through this ordeal, there might not be a future at all.

Er Piya was also quite frightened; the little fat boy who was lively just a few days ago suddenly turned like this.

Had they taken him to the hospital earlier, he might have already recovered.

The village lagged not just economically, but also in feudal superstition

And those traditional ideas.

Chen An’an built a children’s library here, and also set up a computer room exclusively for learning.

She hoped that the children left behind in this mountain area could get a glimpse of the outside world through these two places.

Time flies, and it’s already late June.

cted like a little adult, and seldom played with them.

She was more into going around visiting.

If some child’s parents returned from working out of town, that child would be overjoyed for days.

Then they would watch their parents go away again on a distant train.

It seemed like a cycle that repeated itself every year, each departure reluctant.

Then waiting for their parents to return again.

Compared to them, Er Piya felt very lucky.

Because she didn’t have to be separated from her parents, nor did she have to stay in such a small village.

During summer vacation, some parents would take their children to live in the city for a while.

Crammed into a tiny rented apartment, they would leave early and return late for their daily meals.

This is probably what growth looks like for left-behind children.

Waiting each day for their parents to return, and when they do, they can’t stay for long before leaving again.

Jiang Yilan asked Chen Pingsheng if there was a way to keep these parents in the village?

Chen Pingsheng found it difficult to answer, as Tengnong Breeding was meant to address this issue.

With his capabilities, uplifting such a village from poverty would be a breeze.

But what after that?

Countless villages like this exist across the nation, he couldn’t possibly count them all.

So his only advice to the villagers was instead of sticking to such a remote place,

It might be better to move out.

To prosper, build roads first, but roads in mountain areas are the hardest to build.

His suggestion was to set a small target; go to the county and buy over a hundred apartments directly for the hundred plus households.

Overall, moving there would be far more beneficial than developing such a backward mountain village.

That was his suggestion, perhaps not understandable by everyone, but it was the optimal solution.

cally, though all of this was really Chen An’an’s idea.

She walked around gathering opinions, and the ultimate solution was collective relocation.

Leaving behind an area poor in education and health resources.

And with this, her family would also be returning to Magic City.

Chen Pingsheng no longer needed to handle the remaining matters.

He would not entrust his money to any external charity funds; it would be spent bit by bit on those who truly needed it.