Chapter 1531： It doesnt take so much effort... (2/2)

Thinking of this, Tao Jinyan was completely relieved, and then he smiled and said, "Then please go in and sit down, the humble house is simple, and Haihan is also invited."

"Tao Village Chief is too modest, Tao Village Chief asks first." Xue Yan smiled.

Seeing Tao Jinyan walking towards the main room first, Xue Yan and Jiang Yue followed.

Tao Jinyan was not polite to Zhang Dazhu and Zhang Shoushou either. As he entered the main room, he said, "You two, go and pour two bowls of water. The water is in the kitchen room."

Xue Yan and Jiang Yue were not thirsty, so they wanted to say no, but Zhang Dazhu and Zhang Shoushou were already busy, and they were very familiar with Tao Village Chief's house, so they obviously came here often.

The main room is very simple, with only one table and four benches, but it was cleaned very cleanly.

Until Zhang Dazhu and his son poured water, Jiang Yue and Xue Yan took a few sips politely, and Tao Jinyan asked, "I don't know what Xue Gongzi and Madam Jiang want to ask?"

Seeing that the village chief Tao still calls them Young Master Xue and Madam Jiang, just like Auntie Tian, ​​the grandmother of Zhu, insisted on calling them that...

Jiang Yue and Xue Yan looked at each other. For this title issue, naturally, it is not forced.

Immediately, Jiang Yue said: "My husband and I know that this is Dachen, and this village is Shitou Village. I heard that the emperor Shiyuan was extremely tyrannical. He murdered people in the palace every day, taxed heavily, and the people were struggling to live. There were no officials who dared to speak out. We don't know about the rest. If the village chief knows something different, I hope he can tell us, we are grateful."

Tao Jinyan smiled and said, "What you know is what Dazhu and his son told you just now, right?"

Before Jiang Yue and Xue Yan could speak, Tao Jinyan smiled again: "Everyone in our village knows this. They all heard about it. They heard it either from the town or from the county. It's always talking about this, and it's no wonder that people in the villages know about it."

(end of this chapter)