Married the Tough Guy After Transmigrating
Chapter 511: Trouble at Rural Tourism Site

Chapter 511: Chapter 511: Trouble at Rural Tourism Site

They had indeed agreed to come to Xujia Village to help for half a month.

If there are this many people every day, half a month would surely wear everyone out.

"My heavens, the Xu Family really knows how to calculate, they must have foreseen that so many people would nearly kill us with exhaustion," said the villagers who had thought they were getting a bargain, now with dark expressions.

Fixing the road was just too difficult. If they had known, they would not have been so foolish to fix it in the first place, which led to all this trouble.

In the evening, the interior of Xujia Village, in stark contrast to the daytime hubbub, was quiet.

Now the village was silent, but lights shone in every household.

Each person was excitedly staring at the gleaming money on the tables.

"Heavens, is this our earnings for the day?

How can it be so much? I can’t even imagine," the woman said with a full-faced smile.

I never thought that I could still earn money for the family at this old age.

The majority of the young men in Xujia Village worked up in the mountains.

The young women and girls worked in the factories, and only the elderly, weak, women, and some children were left at home.

These people never imagined that one day they could earn money too.

"Mom, did you earn all this today? What did you do all day?"

The woman, excited, said, "It’s all thanks to Village Chief Xu’s rural tourism opening, attracting quite a few guests.

There was no space left for dining up in the mountains, so these people had to come to our village.

I cooked for those folks all afternoon. Keep your voices down, we still have guests in our home.

I cleared out an empty room in our house, and now we have guests staying with us."

"What, guests staying over?"

"Yes, it’s just that our house is small; you didn’t see the neighbors’ house packed with several guests.

They charge just several yuan a night, and with so many people, it definitely adds up to tens of yuan.

Oh dear, what a loss. I heard Village Chief Xu’s wife say that there will be no shortage of visitors in the future.

Otherwise, we should spruce up our house too, make a few more rooms so that we can accommodate more guests when the time comes."

In Xujia Village, the same scene played out, with each elderly woman discussing either expanding their houses or adding another story,

hoping to attract even more guests.

On the other side, in Wu Village by the county, the excitement was palpable, especially for the Wu brothers, who were thrilled to see the money on the table, smiling so wide they couldn’t close their mouths: "Who knew this little rural tourism could be so profitable.

It looks like we brothers have struck it rich. There will surely be more people coming tomorrow, and then we can hire a few villagers specifically to pick up people from the train station."

"Alright, Eldest Son, I’ll go find people right now," said Wu the Second, as he left the house.

The departing tourists from Wu Village, one by one, were angry: "What a useless newspaper, it’s completely false advertising.

Look at the pictures printed here, it doesn’t look anything like this rural tourism spot at all.

I saw they even advertised a hotel, and after walking around all day, we didn’t see any hotel, nor the ugly, bare tree branches – just hideous."

"I mean, where are the flowers they said would be blooming? I didn’t see a single one.

When I get back, I’ll make sure to tell my friends never to come to the rural tourism spots in Yu County. It’s just a scam."

"Exactly, what a crappy place."

The next morning, the Wu brothers gathered a large group of people and headed to the train station to start attracting customers.

On the other side, train station staff were also recruiting customers for the Xu Family, and were taken aback when they saw the Wu brothers: "Wasn’t the task of attracting customers handed over to us? Why are you here doing it yourselves?"

Hearing this, the Wu brothers were confused, but Wu the Second quickly realized that it must be the Xu Family’s people who had recruited these customers.

He quickly nodded and feigned ignorance, pulling his Eldest Brother aside to whisper, "Eldest Brother, I think the Xu Family has bought over the train station staff.

They’re all helping the Xu Family recruit customers now. If we blatantly recruit customers like this, won’t the Xu Family find out?"

Upon hearing what his younger brother said, Eldest Son Wu was unhappy, "Second brother, what you’re saying isn’t right.

Why should we be afraid of the Xu Family finding out? The rural tourism business isn’t theirs alone to run. We find our own customers for our own rural tourism venture; what does that have to do with them?"

"But these people are here because of the rural tourism feature in the newspaper, which has nothing to do with us.

If the Xu Family finds out, it’ll cause trouble, and we’ll be accused of deceiving people," Wu the Second worried.

Eldest Son Wu patted his younger brother’s shoulder, "Second, if you want to make big money, you need to be bold.

Why be afraid? When the time comes, we’ll just deny knowing these customers wanted to visit the Xu Family’s rural tourism, right?"

Wu the Second was quickly persuaded by his Eldest Brother’s few words, thinking, yes, they could just deny everything; what could those people do to them?

The Wu brothers continued to attract customers at the train station.

Meanwhile, tourists headed to Xujia Village were arriving in a steady stream.

The young woman from the morning had taken a photo with Xu Ying and immediately told her readers and fans about Xu Ying’s rural tourism, publishing her photo with Xu Ying.

Within just a week, Xujia Village’s rural tourism became popular again.

As soon as one group of customers left, they quickly welcomed new ones.

This time, the sight of the incoming and outgoing traffic delighted the Wu brothers even more.

They directly led these tourists to their village’s rural tourism spot, but most of these visitors were fans of Minister Xu, wanting not only to meet the author of the books they followed but also to witness Minister Xu’s elegance.

Upon arrival, these readers gradually realized that the rural tourism was nothing like the description in the books, and they were instantly upset.

"Where’s Minister Xu? We want to see Minister Xu. Weren’t there supposed to be hills, streams, flowers, fruit trees, and herds of sheep and cows here?

What about the beautiful scenery? We want a refund. You scammers! And where is the author Zhi Yun? We want to see her."

"We came to this rural tourism spot just to see Minister Xu and Zhi Yun, and it’s nothing like what was advertised.

Is this Xujia Village’s rural tourism or what? This is a complete fraud; we’re going to report you to the local authorities," a group of angry people said as they left.

Wu the Second was instantly panic-stricken and asked his Eldest Brother in desperation, "Eldest Brother, what do we do if they really go to the higher-ups to complain?"

"So what if they ask questions? We never told them we were Xujia Village’s rural tourism. They followed us here without understanding properly, how is that our problem?"

Eldest Son Wu was indifferent; he had been making good money lately and could afford not to care about this incident. If the higher-ups criticized them, the worst that would happen was shutting down the rural tourism.

"Director, we’ve got a problem, look at the papers, they’re all talking about Yu County," Director Gu’s secretary said, entering the office with a newly purchased newspaper in a fluster.