Chapter 119： The grievances of the female ghost

Chapter 119 The injustice of the female ghost

The female ghost headed by the leader looked at Pei Anzhu quietly.

She found that this young Taoist priest did not seem to be shouting and killing ghosts when he saw them, as she thought, but he really wanted to give them a chance to redress their grievances.

So she calmed down and decided to tell everything to seek justice for the sisters:

“Let me introduce myself first. My name is Liu Fang. I died sixteen years ago.”

“Sixteen years ago, I was a student in the Department of Chinese Language and Literature at Songcheng Normal University. During my senior year as an intern, a few friends and I chose to teach in mountainous areas…”

In those years, Longguo carried out literacy campaigns and popularized compulsory education. In order to increase the attention of people in mountainous areas to education, it supported and encouraged young people to teach in mountainous areas.

Liu Fang is one of them.

She is a teacher majoring in Chinese language and literature, so she will naturally pursue a career as a teacher in the future.

As graduation approached, she invited several friends who shared the same ideals, and the five girls came together to Maoya County, Dayu District, Pancheng, to support teaching in the towns under the county's jurisdiction.

But they were outsiders and not familiar with the local area, so they chose to ask locals to guide them. It was when they were asking for directions that they met Wang Pan'er's father.

His name is Wang Chuanzong.

He is a man with fair skin and good facial features. He has an honest appearance and a simple and honest smile, which makes people trust him at first sight.

Liu Fang and the others are just students who have just stepped out of campus. They do not have much social experience, and they are not alert enough to strangers.

So, under the disguise of Wang Chuanzong's appearance, they got into a van, drank the water prepared by Wang Chuanzong, and then fell unconscious.

When they woke up again, they found themselves in a remote village.

The locals call it Yao Village.

Yao Village is the village where Wang Chuanzong is located. It is located somewhere in the Shiwan Mountains. Traffic is blocked and it is not connected to the outside world. Except for a few locals who are familiar with the route, almost no outsiders know that there is a village here.

Liu Fang and several of her friends were chained and locked in a pig pen.

The pigsty was very smelly, and there were two big fat pigs raised nearby. There were also two fierce-looking dogs outside the pigsty, guarding the girls closely.

No matter how stupid Liu Fang is, she knows that she is a kidnapper.

She and a few friends wanted to escape, but whenever they made any movement, the two dogs would notice them, and they would bark, attracting people in the village.

That's right, the entire kiln village belongs to Wang Chuanzong and his group.

Although other people may not be involved in the trafficking process, they are bound to help guard, which means that the entire village is Wang Chuanzong's spy.

Wang Chuanzong brought the five of them here just to sell them to the same villagers as wives.

Those men in the village who cannot marry a wife are waiting to choose one of the five of them to go back and give birth to a son. How can they be allowed to run away?

So, Liu Fang and the others found that they had tried again and again and tried every means, but they could never get out of the kiln village.

Not long after, Wang Chuanzong held an auction in the village.

Five young female college students, whoever wants to buy them back to give birth to a son will bid, and the one with the highest price will get it.

In just half an hour, they were sold out like goods and sent to different houses in the village -

There were young and strong men, and there were also middle-aged old widowers. In short, they were moved from the same prison to different prisons, and they rarely had the chance to get together again. They were locked in different places, such as pig pens, doghouses, cellars, chicken sheds, etc. Only when the men vented their animal desires every day could they be released and gain a moment of freedom.

Only those who are pregnant are eligible to wash themselves clean and obtain the right to live in the house.

It’s not like they haven’t resisted or escaped before, but how could a young and frail girl be a match for men who have been doing farm work all year round?

What awaited them was a crazy beating.

Anything can be a weapon that fell on them, brooms, shovels, hoes, fire tongs... Over the years, no part of these girls' bodies is intact.

But even so, they never gave in.

Even though they know that they will live a good life as long as they are pregnant, they still don’t want to be pregnant with the child of an animal. Whenever they find signs of pregnancy, they will deliberately provoke the pigs and dogs and let the animals hit them and cause them to miscarry.

They don’t want to give birth to a sinful child. This is the last dignity they have as human beings.

In this period of dark life, I don’t know how long it took, but a new group of female college students came to the village, giving them hope of escaping.

Among the new girls, there is a girl named Chen Xi.

"Let me tell you the next thing. I am Chen Xi." Seeing Liu Fang mentioning herself, another female ghost spoke calmly.

Everyone’s attention instantly shifted to Chen Xi, and they heard her say:

“I come from a family of traditional Chinese medicine. Due to my family’s academic background, I have inherited it from my family since I was a child. I studied pharmacology in the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine of a Medical University in college.”

“My lifelong ambition is to travel all over the country, looking for various Chinese herbal medicines recorded in ancient medical books, comparing them with today’s Chinese herbal medicines, distinguishing their appearance and medicinal properties, and compiling a pharmacology book that is in line with modern medicine.”

“I came to Maoya County, Pancheng, to collect medicines. There are hundreds of thousands of mountains in the southwest, and there are countless rare treasures. Many precious medicinal materials only grow here.”

“At that time, two senior students were going on a graduation trip. They heard that I was coming to Shiwanda Mountain to collect herbs, so they thought about traveling here, so they teamed up with me and came here together.”

“We also met Wang Chuanzong…”

This time Wang Chuanzong changed his routine again. When he saw Chen Xi collecting medicine, he guessed their identities. They might be medical students, so he lied that he had ancestral ginseng and Ganoderma lucidum at home.

 Ginseng and Ganoderma lucidum are not particularly rare, especially for Chen Xi, who also has such medicinal materials at home.

But with thousand-year-old ginseng and Ganoderma lucidum, even if Chen Xi’s parents and ancestors came, they would still be excited, so she and her two seniors were deceived by Wang Chuanzong into moving to the kiln village.

Compared with Liu Fang and the others, who were brought in while unconscious, Chen Xi and the others walked in by themselves.

They believed in a devil with the most innocent kindness in their hearts, and then step by step, they personally walked into the trap dug by the other party.

When they entered Yao Village, they didn’t see ginseng and Ganoderma lucidum, but they saw villagers carrying hoes and shovels surrounding them.

Girls were afraid of death and injury and did not dare to resist, so they could only become their prisoners.

But Chen Xi did not sit still. She saw many plants near Yao Village. In the eyes of ignorant villagers, these plants were just weeds, but in her eyes, they were all medicinal materials.

As long as they are used properly, she may be able to use these inconspicuous grasses to make some medicinal powders that can be used for attack and defense.

However, if you want to collect herbs without any scruples, you must first gain the trust of the villagers.

 Chen Xi and the two senior students thought carefully for a long time before formulating a plan that was not perfect, but was worth a try.

(End of this chapter)