The scorer, who was also the accountant, was the cultural elite of the village, with a junior high school education. Upon hearing these words, Chu River remembered his previous life's useless heroic identity and quickly lowered his head to look at the notebook in his hands, then his eyes widened—
"Why am I still at 8 work points?!"
The accountant glanced down: "That's right, for women the full work points is 8, while for men it's up to 12."
Chu River's face fell—
"Aren't I doing better work than the men? Why do I get 8 when they get 12? Besides, I can do the work of three or four of them, and they all get 10 points each. In terms of labor, I should at least get 40!"
She stared at the accountant: "You wouldn't be discriminating against women, deliberately giving me fewer points, would you?"
The accountant was also a man.
