Wen Qing's words served as a timely reminder to the people. The reason they had harbored such deep resentment toward Chu Ying was precisely because some of them had been forcibly dragged off to labor on the railway without receiving a single coin of remuneration.
Seeing that his instigation was working, Wen Qing felt a thrill of excitement and immediately pressed on: "Fellow villagers, the only thing we can do now is resist."
"Only by letting them know we are not slaves to be kneaded and squeezed at their whim can everyone get what rightfully belongs to them."
Chapter 408