Quick Transmigration: Underdog Turns out to be Untouchable

Chapter 1103: Chapter 1013: Those Years 23

It’s wrong to dress nicely, isn’t a woman dressing so nicely just trying to seduce men? It seems women shouldn’t dress up themselves, but if they really don’t, men have an excuse to despise them. A woman who doesn’t know how to dress herself, is she even a woman?

Some women even viciously attack those who have been hurt, saying things like, ”If the female dog doesn’t wag its tail, how would the male dog pounce?”

The male dog pouncing is a reproductive instinct, but what differs humans from beasts is self-control; humans think, humans have humanity. Comparing people to beasts shows that those saying such things are not even as good as beasts.

In the minds of these peculiar people who are worse than beasts, no matter what a woman does, it is wrong—even if she’s not beautiful, hasn’t dressed up flamboyantly, and didn’t go out at night, she’s still wrong if bullied.

At this time, these people will swear by their claims as if they’d seen it with their own eyes, saying the woman who was bullied must have been imprudent—that’s why a man would come over to harass her.

Although such peculiar people aren’t many, they’re truly disgusting, and they exist in all times. In their eyes, a woman’s gender is the original sin.

Just like in ancient times, whether it was adultery, infidelity, or being raped, it was always the woman who was burned or drowned; the mistake was grave for a woman, a crime deserving of death, but for a man, it was just a romantic adventure.

Men are always absurd, yet if any day they tire of their ways and reform, they earn the praise of a wandering son’s return and are celebrated, erasing all past foolishness.

Even if they spend a lifetime reckless and unbridled, they merely end up with a reputation for being romantic, without anyone pointing fingers at them.

For women, there’s no such notion as a wanderer’s return—if wrong, they must die, and even if not wrong, they must die.

Some peculiar countries have gone into the modern society yet still execute women in various cruel ways when raped by men, while being entirely lenient and making no accusation against men.

In this era, although people live in hardship, there is one benefit—their moral views aren’t bad: even if someone inwardly believes a woman being bullied is wrong, they dare not say it openly.

So when Zhou Meijuan claimed she was bullied, the onlookers sympathized with her and glared angrily at Lin Laoer, and some even thought of sending Lin Laoer to the police, to prevent him from further harming the village.

Who would’ve thought that Lin Laoer, completely fearless, responded by accusing Zhou Meijuan, making her appear guilty and unable to counter his charges.

Everyone’s expressions became subtle, for Zhou Meijuan’s demeanor seemed to confirm she and Lin Laoer were secretly seeing each other, and when caught, she impulsively accused him of trying to rape her.

Zhou Meijuan’s weak and guilty attitude made it hard for people to believe her claims of Lin Laoer’s harassment, especially since she failed to address any of the doubts Lin Laoer raised.

Although Lin Laoer was looked down upon in the team, being a drifter no woman would marry, he had a handsome face that women particularly liked.

If not for Lin Laoer’s absurdity, laziness, and shameless behavior, based solely on his looks, he wouldn’t have trouble finding a wife.

Previously, when Lin Laoer was hungry, he would visit other production teams and shamelessly seduce young girls unaware of his true nature to feed him.

Eventually, when the girl’s parents found out how enamored and generous their daughter was with Lin Laoer, they looked into his reputation, immediately led their daughter to scold Lin Laoer and forced him to return the food.

Lin Laoer relied on his shameless skills, unfazed by insults, claiming he was like a dead pig unafraid of boiling water, but returning the grains was impossible.

Fortunately, the parents weren’t necessarily insisting on the grains being returned, mainly wanting their daughter to see Lin Laoer’s true colors and avoid foolishly attaching herself to his treacherous tree.

Thanks to Lin Laoer’s merits, all created by his looks, it could be argued that Zhou Meijuan wasn’t quite a match for Lin Laoer’s face that young girls liked.

Considering this, if Zhou Meijuan was attracted to Lin Laoer’s good looks and secretly dated him, yet didn’t want others to know so she could later find someone better and smoothly abandon Lin Laoer, it’s not impossible.

Zhou Meijuan was still unaware that because of her guilty demeanor, others had crafted a drama in their minds, labeling her as a scum woman.

Zhou Meijuan continued to sob and repeat, ”It’s not like that. I’m not seeing you, you tried to rape me, I don’t know you, I haven’t even exchanged a word with you, why would I date you? I’m going to report you, I’m going to report you for raping me.”

With arms crossed, Lin Laoer looked confidently at Zhou Meijuan, who was verbose but with no strength in her explanations, his face filled with restrained anger, acting as if he were truly wronged.

The onlookers couldn’t stand it anymore. A few years ago, whether these two were seeing each other or not, they’d have been arrested as adulterers and publicly condemned.

It’s not as crazy nowadays, but this matter could be deemed as hooliganism; if really taken to the police, it wouldn’t resolve well for either party, nor would it benefit the team’s reputation.

Some elderly watching first thought to cover the matter, then urged Lin Laoer and Zhou Meijuan to quit making a fuss.

As Wang Baoguo’s wife, Fang Damei was supposed to step up at such times; organization-wise, the captain managed labor, while the secretary handled ideology—this was a matter concerning conduct, something the secretary should handle.

As the secretary’s wife, Fang Damei was obliged to help her husband Wang Baoguo pacify the situation until he arrived to address it properly.

Therefore, Fang Damei instructed a young man who had come along to quickly call her husband Wang Baoguo, while she approached Zhou Meijuan, first reaching out to tidy Zhou Meijuan’s disheveled and haphazardly wrapped clothes.

Earlier, Lin Laoer was careful not to tear the clothing; he merely unbuttoned them one by one. Because of this, although Zhou Meijuan’s attire was untidy, her clothes were intact, leading people to suspect Zhou Meijuan wasn’t bullied but willingly undressed while dating someone.

After all, when raping someone, who would patiently undo buttons one by one? They’d surely pull down roughly. This was Lin Laoer’s calculation to make people doubt Zhou Meijuan’s claim that he tried to rape her.