Transmigrated as the Ex-Wife of a Heroic Man

  Chapter 224 Protecting you

   "That's right." Zhou Hengyang packed up his clothes, turned around and stared at her, "When the land is allocated, I can't leave. If I'm not here, our family may not be allocated land except you."

  He uses our house, not yours.

   Su Wen noticed this detail. Slightly surprised.

   "Is it because my six younger sisters will marry in the future?"

Zhou Hengyang nodded, "There are two possibilities, one is not to give the land to the six younger sisters directly. The other is to divide it first, but not to the six younger sisters, but to be divided up directly by your Su surname. For example, you The two uncles take the bulk, and some other people take a small portion."

  Su Wen's face became uglier the more she heard it.

   This was something she had never thought of before.

"According to the national policy, the land is divided according to the household registration. The number of people in the household registration book is divided according to the number of people. Each person has six acres of land. I have discussed it with the village chief yesterday. The specific distribution is mountainous land. Whether it is dry land or paddy field, it will be decided by lottery."

   Zhou Hengyang explained in detail, and at some point, he sat by the bed.

  Su Wen could smell his good smell when she breathed.

"There are a total of eight people in our household registration book, and they can be allocated 48 mu of land. Taken together, it is a lot in the whole village, and it is very attractive." Money is touching, let alone farmers who care most about it. soil of.

  Su Wen's six younger sisters will all marry off in the future. In this way, all these lands will belong to Su Wen alone.

   Those people are not jealous.

   Like some families with many brothers, even though they are allocated more land. But when they get married and separate, there are very few. If you missed this wave of land, the daughter-in-law who married in the future would also have no land, and it would be impossible to bring the land under the name of the mother's family to her husband's house.

  If this calculation is made, the couple will form a new family. There is even less land, even if it is extra, it can be opened up, and there are vegetable gardens, homesteads, and extra land for the girls in the family to marry. It doesn't look too small, but compared with Su Wen, it's far worse.

  Such a piece of fat, no matter whether it is the surname Su in the village or other surnames, they all want to get it.

  When drinking last night, the village head had hinted at him in a vague way.

  Su Wen fully understood what Zhou Hengyang meant, and the more she thought about it, the more ugly her face became. She even thought more than Zhou Hengyang, because in the novel Su Wen's two uncles, as well as Zhao Matchmaker, Zhao Jiangang and others plotted against Su Wen because of Su's blue brick house.

   A few houses in a district can already make so many people think hard, wouldn't it be even more ruthless with dozens of acres of land?

  In the novel, it is not mentioned how much land the Su family has been allocated, but no one has ever mentioned it, so it is known that none of the six younger sisters have been allocated land.

  But now it's her, and she will never let it go.

  Zhou Hengyang sat beside Su Wen, inspecting her carefully and intently. His deep eyes inspected her hair inch by inch, engraving her most subtle expressions, movements, and eyes in his heart.

   "What are you thinking?" He said suddenly, his tone unexpectedly gentle.

   "I'm thinking there must be no way to cheapen those bastards."

Zhou Hengyang suddenly smiled, with a strong smile on the corner of his mouth, "How much should be divided, of course, you can't be cheap to outsiders, let alone watch you being bullied. As your door-to-door son-in-law, husband, I have the responsibility to bear Responsibility. Protect...you."

  In the end, the tone of the four words "protect you well" became low and hoarse, with a more sentimental flavor.

  (end of this chapter)