Everyone Knows I am a Good Man

Zhao Yueniang didn't follow Ji Changze with such a little effort, so he fainted Zhao Erniang.

Seeing someone difficult to lift the fat second aunt to the second room, Zhao Yueniang was still a little confused.

Ji Changze just stood on the side as if it had nothing to do with him, watching Aunt Zhao Er being carried away, and exclaimed: "The children are all in debt, and the second aunt doesn't seem to have a strong psychological endurance. , I fainted in a hurry."

Zhao Yueniang: "...she fainted anxiously?"

"No, for your cousin." Ji Changze replied naturally: "I can understand, after all, it is his own biological daughter who has developed a problem with stealing, so being a mother is naturally anxious."

After speaking, he sighed and said to Zhao Yueniang; "If we have children in the future, we must be well raised up."

Zhao Yueniang blushed.

Before she could answer, someone next to her suddenly interrupted; "Master Xiucai didn't know it yet, Yueniang had let the fortune-teller do the calculations, and hit the childless ones."

At first glance, this person was unkind, but Zhao Yueniang didn't care about him, her face turned pale, and she looked at Ji Changze a little nervously, for fear that he would dislike him.

As a result, Ji Changze didn't blink his eyelids: "Fortune teller? But the one who lives nearby has a good reputation for fortune telling all the year round? Or did he tell other people in the village all the fortunes?"

The person who took the conversation looked embarrassed: "This, this is not true, it is a passer-by. After finishing the calculation, he will leave."

"Since he never knew who was right before, uncle, do you still believe him?"

This person also saw that Ji Changze didn't believe it anymore, and his expression became more and more embarrassed.

He didn't dare to offend the talented master, so he could only bite the bullet and explain: "The fortune teller confiscated the money..."

"If all the fortune tellers in the world don't charge money, it would be effective. Then I take a banner to the street and don't charge money. Isn't it also a good fortune teller?" Ji Changze looked at this person with a pity. , Shook his head with regret.

He didn't speak bluntly, but his words, manners, and even the expressions in his eyes were "how can he be a fool when he looks at a fairly normal person".

"Skills specializes in the matter of pregnancy and childbirth. The doctor can only look at it. Why don't you believe in the doctor? You have to believe in a fortune teller who can't even look at illness."

This person was stunned.

Yes, the fortune teller doesn't know how to see a doctor, and he didn't have any reputation before, so they believed him just a word.

Ji Changze: "Uncle, you are not to blame. There are few scholars in the north and they rarely go out to socialize. If you don't know this, it is normal. In my hometown, if there is such a fortune teller, people will not go to see the doctor. People should stay here to see if others are not allowed."

The man nodded awkwardly: "Yes, what the master Xiucai said."

Seeing that he was still a little unconvinced, Ji Changze said again: "Uncle just said that, the fortune teller is not good at learning."

Uncle: "......? Did I say it?"

Ji Changze: "Didn’t you just say that a fortune-teller doesn’t want money? If he can calculate correctly, how could he not want money? It is precisely because he knows that he is inaccurate that he dare not ask for this money. With the inaccurate answer, is he not afraid of being chased by others?"

Regarding the fortune-teller's free fortune-telling to Zhao Yueniang and the result that she was found to be childless, the village has taken it out from time to time for gossip for so long.

But no one really thinks from the perspective of "no money is collected because of inaccurate calculations".

At first glance, it seems to be a bit turbulent.

But after thinking about it carefully, it seems to make some sense.

Seeing that this person was fooled, no, it was gradually seeing the truth. Ji Changze continued: "Uncle, you are a carpenter in the village. It's like you are doing carpentry. If you have exquisite craftsmanship, you have made beautiful Tables and chairs, people want to take them away for free, would you like it?"

Uncle shook his head.

"Then if you are not good at learning and want to build tables and chairs, but you only make a little scrap of wood. These things cannot be sold, and if you keep them for no use and take up space, then you will just throw them away or Is it to give people away for free, or to sell it for money?"

The uncle answered fairly quickly: "How can this be sold?"

"That's it."

Ji Changze nodded in satisfaction, and concluded: "It is precisely because of poor learning skills that no money is collected. If it is true that the calculation is accurate, then it must be collected."

The uncle, who was still hesitating just now, felt like this.

is not that right?

If you really have the ability, who would be so kind to give things for free or help fortune-telling.

If you can make money, isn't it good to use your skills to make money?

Isn't it because you are not good at learning and knowing that you are not accurate, so you don't charge money?

There is nothing wrong with this logic.

Ji Changze added: "I have been walking around in our village these days. Only Mr. Hu and his son can read in the village. I ask you, has anyone in Hu's home mentioned that Yueniang was counted as childless? Did you say they believed it?"

He shook his head.

Ji Changze: "It is precisely because someone in Hu's hometown is studying and knows these things, knowing that this fortune-teller is a poorly educated person, so he never mentions it, and it is also you. You work hard every day and you have no time to expand your knowledge. Let people be fooled."

"It turned out to be so!!"

The carpenter clapped his hands, a bit angry that he believed in a fortune teller who was not good at learning.

"I can't blame him not only for not collecting money, but for the thief who runs after the calculation. I dare to know that he is not allowed to count, and I am afraid that we will make trouble!!! This guy, I can't tell if I can't count!"

Seeing that he agrees very much with what he said, Ji Changze turned around and said to Zhao Yueniang: "There are not many people in the village who can read characters, and it has been really hard for you to suffer from this rumors in the past few years."

Zhao Yueniang was completely taken aback.

The fortune-teller told her fortune-telling. She knew in her heart that the guy was from the second room, but she couldn't argue it.

Without being married or pregnant, she couldn't say that she was a liar.

After all, the fortune teller confiscated the money.

All scammers scam money. Who would do your fortune-telling for free without receiving money?

So this fortune teller must be true!

As a result, after being aggrieved for so long, Zhao Yueniang thought that this matter could only be clarified when she got married and became pregnant in the future. When Ji Changze came to Ji Changze, he said and said, how could it become that he didn’t charge money? The art is not good anymore.

The point is, it sounds particularly reasonable, and people can't help but nod their heads in agreement.

Not only was Zhao Yueniang a bit stunned, but also weirdly persuaded, the villagers next to her also listened from the beginning to the thoughtfulness and finally nodding.

Yeah, if they have the ability, how can they tell people fortune-telling for free?

Moreover, they came to their small village. If they were good at fortune-telling, they would definitely go to the big city to tell the fortune-telling for those high-ranking officials!

They have so many visions. Naturally, they would never think that there will be real experts in the world who are not interested in money. They only know that if they have money, they must make money. Since they have money, they will never open their mouths for free.

Of course, Ji Changze knew it, but the fortune-teller was really incapable, so he let the villagers think so.

Originally, Zhao Erbo happened to be at home to enjoy the cold, but his wife went out vertically and was carried back sideways. He was reluctant to go to the doctor for money to see a doctor, so he simply took Zhao Erhao into the house and went to sleep.

Aunt Zhao Er fainted, and she fainted until the next day.

When she woke up, she found that she was not covered with a quilt, and she was hungry and hungry, and no one at home kept her food. She got up weakly and made some food for herself. As a result, she just went out and found that the village was actually condemning the original one. The fortune teller who told Zhao Yueniang's fortune.

The main thing is to condemn him for being inadequate in learning arts and blindly giving fortune-telling, so that they have never dared to let the man in the family marry Zhao Yueniang.

If Zhao Yueniang had married the villagers back then, wouldn't Ji Changze, the golden turtle son-in-law, also have a share?

Auntie Zhao, who paid a big price to buy a fortune teller to get this result: "..."

After listening to the piles of logical ghosts in the village that "we don't charge money because of poor learning skills," she answered her ideas, and almost didn't get dizzy again.

"What's this all about?!! Does the hermit master know? He is a real hermit master, who doesn't care for fame or wealth, and doesn't love money. People tell fortunes only for fate and fortune, not rich or not."

She had gone to town several times anyway, and these words could still be pulled out.

In the end, she was dragged out, but the people in the village couldn't understand it at all; "How could someone not love money? It only depends on fate or fate, regardless of whether there is money or not. If this is really capable, then it must be collecting money everywhere for fortune-telling. Who would show it to others for free, and still come to a small place like ours. People who have the ability must go to a place like Beijing."

"No, why don't you understand? People are real experts, and real experts always go to remote places."

"You can pull it down. It's hard to drill in remote places, there are many wild animals, and there is nothing fun. Any expert who is so idle and flustered is a person who is not good at learning. You are not knowledgeable. Look at Hu's hometown. In the whole family, no one has ever said that he believes in the fortune teller. Why? Because they have knowledge, vision, knowledge, and can study."

Aunt Zhao Ernian didn't understand.

Why, believing in that fortune teller has something to do with ignorance.

Besides, the Hu family never said it because they liked Zhao Yueniang a lot? I was with Zhao Yue's family as a neighbor, so how embarrassed to go out and say that Zhao Yueniang was counted as childless.

She worked so hard to find a fortune teller, and she paid a lot of money to ask him to help herself tell Zhao Yueniang fortune-telling. Why did she faint for one day, and the whole day changed.

Originally, she was expecting Ji Changze to know about this, and gave up marrying Zhao Yueniang, which changed all of a sudden.

Auntie Zhao does not believe in evil.

She hurriedly went to Hu's hometown, trying to get the answer from him that "any knowledge can tell it is completely nonsense".

When I went there, everyone in the courtyard was there.

Ji Changze was blowing there: "Everyone, the more knowledgeable people are, the less likely it is to be deceived. This is how old Hu is. Although his old man is older, his brain is much more flexible and knowledgeable than some young people. This is nothing I can match."

Suddenly, being watched by so many people with envy and longing gaze, Old Hu almost didn't drift off no matter how stable he was.

He touched his long beard, his eyes were proud, and he nodded: "That's it, reading is wise. When the fortune-teller came, I saw that he had no abilities. He also told the villagers. , It’s just that everyone doesn’t believe it, so I can only give up.”

In fact, he didn't bother to laugh at a little girl with the villagers.

Coupled with sympathy for Zhao Yueniang's family situation, his wife agrees with his three views, and the children and grandchildren below naturally dare not say much.

But, even though this is the truth in my heart, Ji Changze has said that the more knowledgeable people are, the more they can see the truth of a matter, and he praised him so much.

How could he admit that he actually believed it in the first place.

Isn't that slapping yourself in the face, saying that you are ignorant?

Therefore, he said quite rightly and confidently, "Yes, Ji Changze is right, ignorant people believe in that fortune teller."

Ji Changze reached his goal and stood aside slowly, thinking that his literacy class should go smoothly.

With the anger of "I was fooled" and "I still believe him so much", the villagers talked about discussing whether they must keep their eyes open when they encounter this kind of thing next time, and so on.

Only one night, Zhao Yueniang hit childless and was beaten into false news.

And there is also a "who believes who is stupid".

In addition, everyone in the village began to pay attention to their own cultural level.

"Master Xiucai is right, isn't it because we don't read books, so many things can be so easily deceived?"

"I don't know how to read a word is really a big loss. When I was working in the town, I heard people say that some people didn't know how to read. When I was looking for a job, I was tricked into signing a contract of sale."

"Didn't the master Xiucai also say it? Even if you can't read, the level of education is still very different."

Everyone was discussing it, and they didn't know who saw Mr. Zhao Er.

"Oh, you are here too. You believed in that fortune teller the most at the beginning, right? I should remember correctly. You talk about this every day, and you believe it!"

"Then she seems to be the most uneducated one."

Not only hired a fortune teller, but was also beaten as the most uneducated person in the village. "..."

She felt that she needed to lie down for another day.

Either she is crazy, or the world is crazy.