Transmigration in the 70s: Taking the Courtyard to the Countryside as a Young Educator

Summary

Zhang Zhi Gang gains confidence when he notices Wei Shu Ji's lack of action against him. He approaches Wei Shu Ji, who warns him that the police will arrive soon. Wei Shu Ji is concerned about the potential fallout from inappropriate relationships in his jurisdiction, especially since Li has reported Zhang. Meanwhile, Zhao Xian Chang is more interested in observing the situation than making arrests, as he has long been curious about Dawn, whose grandfather he once served under in the army. The atmosphere grows tense as villagers gather to watch, while Zhang Zhi Gang considers searching the cow shed for evidence. Wei Shu Ji and Zhao Xian Chang decide to wait for the police before taking any action. Zhao Xian Chang and Dawn share a moment of connection over their past, leading to a brief awkward exchange with Zhang Zhi Gang, who questions Zhao Xian Chang's career shift from the military to a deputy county chief. The conversation turns somber as they avoid discussing Zhao's past, revealing his nostalgia for his military life. Zhang Zhi Gang's odd behavior is noted, highlighting his lack of social skills and the limited options for leadership among the young intellectuals in their community.

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