My Senior Brother is Too Humble

That year, I was 9 years old and she was 11 years old. I told her that I would marry her in the future, and she replied naughtily: Okay! That year, I was 12 years old and she was 14 years old. She was a head taller than me. I raised my head and told her that I liked her. She listened blankly and said nothing, then turned her head and stopped looking at me. That year, I was 18 years old and she was 20 years old. I had been carrying cement at the construction site for a year, and she was still attending a key university. I could no longer say that I liked her, because I felt that I was not worthy of her at all. I kept what I wanted to say to her to myself, and waited until I was worthy of her. I told her everything. In the next four years, I never had the chance to see her again. I heard that she was already working. What I was more concerned about was whether she was a wife and a mother. My career was gradually getting on the right track. I could also be regarded as a small contractor, contracting some construction sites, and I was no longer embarrassed by money. When I saw her again, it was in Dongguan. There were only two of us in a dimly lit room. After a long silence, she spoke: 800 yuan. Since you are an acquaintance, I will charge you 500 yuan. I tried my best not to tremble anymore and said, "Come with me." Her eyes glazed over for a moment, then flickered, and then went out like a fire, and said, "I'm not worthy of you, I'm just a lady, I still have guests, nothing happens, I'll leave first." She left in a hurry. Later, I saw her on TV. She was being held by two policemen, with a look of horror and distress on her face. The TV didn't even cover her face, letting her dangle in front of me, letting her bump, bump, and shatter in my heart. The last time I saw her, she came to me. She was on the roof, and I looked up at her from downstairs. I just looked at her for a long time, and he left without leaving a word. The next news about her was a year later, when her mother called me, saying that she was ill and could not be treated, and that she wanted to see me one last time. I can't accept it. Anyway, I feel very depressed. When I arrived at the hospital, I looked at her pale face in front of her bed, looking much thinner than before. I smiled at her, I don't know how ugly that smile was, and she smiled at me as innocently as she did when she was seven years old. She raised her hand, and I hurried over to hold her hand. The tears couldn't help but fall down. She opened her mouth and said in very soft words: You know... You know... I burst into tears at this time, and immediately continued: I know, I know your heart, and my heart has never changed. I will not dislike you, us. She suddenly shook her head in excitement, interrupted me, and only listened to her weak voice and said: No... I want to... Ask you, when will it be updated! ! !

23 years ago, a young woman lived in our village. She was unkempt, giggled when she saw everyone, and urinated in public without hesitation. Therefore, the daughters-in-law in the village often spit at the woman, and some even come forward and kick her, telling her to "go away." But she refused to leave, still wandering around the village with a silly smile. At that time, my father was 35 years old. He once had his left hand broken by a machine while working in a stone quarry, and because his family was poor, he never had a wife. Grandma saw that the woman was still pretty, so she became interested and decided to take her in as my father's wife. After she "renewed the incense" of my family, she would be kicked out. Although the father was reluctant, looking at the situation at home, he gritted his teeth and agreed. As a result, my father became the groom without spending any money. When my mother gave birth to me, my grandma held me in her arms and said with joy, "This crazy woman gave me a baby grandson." She held me in her arms and said happily, "This crazy woman gave me a baby grandson." But as soon as I was born, my grandma took me away and never let my mother get close to me. My mother always wanted to hug me, and she struggled to shout in front of grandma many times: "Here, give me..." Grandma ignored her. I'm so small, like a chubby baby, what if my mother accidentally drops me to the ground? After all, my mother is a madman. Whenever my mother asked to hug me, grandma would always stare and scold her: "Don't even think about holding the baby, I won't give it to you. If I find you secretly hugging him, I will beat you to death. Even if I don't beat you to death, I will drive you away." Grandma said this without any ambiguity. My mother understood, her face was full of fear, and she just looked at me from a distance every time. Although my mother's breasts were extremely engorged, I couldn't take half of my mother's milk. It was my grandma who fed me spoonful by spoonful. Grandma said there was "psychosis" in my mother's milk, and it would be troublesome if it was transmitted to me. At that time, my family was still struggling in the quagmire of poverty. Especially after my mother and I were born, the family often couldn't get rid of the trouble. Grandma decided to drive my mother away because she not only ate "idle food" at home, but also caused trouble from time to time. One day, my grandma cooked a large pot of rice and added a large bowl to my mother. She said, "Daughter-in-law, this family is too poor. My mother-in-law is sorry for you. After eating this bowl of rice, she will go live with a richer family and she will not be allowed to come here again, huh?" My mother had just put a large ball of rice in her mouth. She was very surprised when she heard the "exclusion order" from her grandma, and the ball of rice froze in her mouth. My mother looked at me in grandma's arms and screamed inarticulately: "No, don't..." Grandma suddenly lowered her face and shouted in a majestic paternalistic manner: "You crazy bitch, what are you calling me? I won't get any good results from you if you continue to call me." You're a wanderer. I've taken you in for two years, what else do you want? Just leave after dinner, do you hear me?" After saying that, grandma took out a hoe from behind the door and knocked it hard on the ground like Yu Taijun's faucet stick, making a "dong" sound. My mother was startled, looked at her mother-in-law timidly, and then slowly lowered her head to look at the rice bowl in front of her. Tears fell on the white rice. Under the close gaze, my mother suddenly behaved very strangely. She divided more than half of the rice in the bowl into another empty bowl, and then looked at grandma pitifully. Grandma was stunned. It turned out that my mother told her that she would only eat half a bowl of rice for each meal, and she just asked her not to drive her away. It felt as if someone had pinched my heart several times. Grandma was also a woman, and her tough attitude was just an act. Grandma turned her head away, holding back her tears. Then she straightened her face and said, "Eat quickly, eat quickly, and leave quickly. You will starve to death in my house." My mother seemed desperate. She didn't even eat the half bowl of rice. She staggered out of the door, but stood in front of the door for a long time. Grandma said hard-heartedly: "Go, go, don't look back. There are so many rich people in the world!" Instead, my mother came closer and stretched her hands into my mother-in-law's arms. It turned out that my mother wanted to hug me. Grandma hesitated for a moment, then handed the infant me to my mother. For the first time, my mother held me in her arms and smiled with a smile on her face. Grandma, however, felt like she was facing a formidable enemy, and held her hands under my body, fearing that my mother would get mad and throw me away like trash. Mom held me for less than three minutes, and grandma couldn't wait to snatch me away, then turned around and went into the house and closed the door. When I realized what was going on, I realized that except for me, all the other friends had mothers. I asked my father for it and my grandma for it. They said, "Your mother is dead." But my friend told me: "Your mother is a lunatic and was driven away by your grandma." I started arguing with my grandma and asked her to give my mother back. I also called her "Grandma Wolf" and even threw the food she served me all over the floor. At that time, I didn't have the concept of "crazy". I only knew that I missed her very much. What did she look like? Still alive? Unexpectedly, when I was six years old, my mother, who had been away from home for five years, actually came back. That day, several friends rushed over to report: "Xiaoshu, come and see, your mother is back, your crazy mother is back." I was so happy that I ran out, and my father and grandma chased after me. This is the first time I can remember I saw my mother once. She was still in rags, and there were some withered grass in her hair. God knows she lived in that haystack. Night. My mother didn't dare to enter the house, but she sat facing my house on the stone roller in the rice field in front of the village, holding a dirty balloon in her hand. As I stood in front of her with a group of friends, she eagerly searched among us for her son. Mom finally stared at me, dead The ground stared at me and called me with a cracked mouth: "Small tree... Ball... Ball." She stood up and kept raising the balloon in her hand to please the ground. Put it into my arms. But I kept moving back. I was so disappointed. I didn't expect that the mother I thought about day and night would look like this. Image. A friend was yelling at the side: "Xiaoshu, do you know what a lunatic looks like now? That's what your mother is like." Of. "Grandma and father took my mother through the door. Back then, after my grandma kicked my mother away, her conscience was tortured. As she aged day by day, her heart could no longer harden, so she took the initiative to keep my mother. My boss was not happy because my mother had lost my face. I never looked good on my mother, I never took the initiative to talk to her, and I never called her "mother". The communication between us was mainly based on my yelling, and my mother would never dare to talk back. The family couldn't keep my mother in vain, so my grandma decided to train her to do chores. When working in the fields, grandma would take my mother out to "observe" her. If she didn't obey, she would be beaten. After some time, grandma thought that my mother had been trained by her, so she asked her to go out alone to cut pig grass. Unexpectedly, it only took my mother half an hour to cut two baskets of "pigweed". When grandma saw it, she was anxious and panicked. What her mother was cutting was the rice that was being pulped and eared off in someone else's field. Grandma scolded her angrily: "Crazy woman, you can't tell the difference between grain and grass..." When grandma was thinking about how to deal with the aftermath, the owner of the rice field came and said that grandma had deliberately instigated it. Grandma was so angry that she took out a stick and hit my mother on the lower back in front of others, saying, "I'll beat you to death, you crazy bitch. Get away from me..." Although my mother was crazy, she still knew the pain. She jumped and dodged the stick, wailing "No, no..." Incessantly. In the end, they couldn't see it anymore and took the initiative to say, "Forget it, we won't pursue it any more. We'll just have to watch her more strictly from now on..." After the storm subsided, my mother lay on the ground sobbing. I said to her contemptuously: "You can't tell the difference between grass and rice. You are such a pig." As soon as I finished speaking, I received a slap on the back of my head, which was from my grandma. Grandma stared at me and scolded me: "Little bastard, what are you talking about? If you keep doing this, she is your mother too!" I curled my lips in disdain: "I don't have such a stupid and crazy mother!" "You are getting more and more shameless. See if I don't hit you!" Grandma raised her hand again, and then I saw my mother jumping up from the ground like a spring, lying between me and grandma. She pointed at her head and shouted, "Hit me, hit me." I understand, my mother asked grandma to hit her, not me. Grandma's hand raised in the air dropped down, and she murmured: "This crazy woman knows how much she loves her children!" Not long after I went to school, my father was hired by a professional fish farmer in a neighboring village to guard the fish pond. He could earn 50 yuan a month. My mother still went out to work under the leadership of her grandmother, mainly hunting pig grass, and she didn't cause any big troubles. I remember one winter day when I was in the third grade of elementary school, it suddenly started raining, and my grandma asked my mother to give me an umbrella. My mother may have fallen several times along the way, and she was like a mud monkey. She stood by the classroom window and looked at me with a silly smile, and shouted: "Tree... Umbrella..." Some classmates laughed. I was on pins and needles, hating my mother with itching teeth, hating her for being ignorant, hating her for embarrassing me, and even more hating Fan Jiaxi who took the lead in making noises. While he was still imitating exaggeratedly, I grabbed the pencil case in front of me and threw it at him, but Fan Jiaxi dodged it. He rushed forward and grabbed my neck, and we started fighting. I was small and no match for him, and was easily pinned to the ground by him. At this time, a loud roar of "Ouch" was heard outside the classroom, and my mother ran in like a hero, grabbed Fan Jiaxi, and dragged her outside the room. It is said that madmen are very powerful, and it is true. My mother lifted the bully Fan Jiaxi into the air with both hands. He was so frightened that he cried for his father and called his mother, and kicked his chubby calves in the air. His mother ignored him and actually threw him into the pond in front of the school, and then walked away with an indifferent expression. My mother got into a lot of trouble for me, but she acted like nothing was wrong. In front of me, my mother regained her timid demeanor and looked at me flatteringly. I understand that this is maternal love. Even if she is delirious, maternal love is sober because her son has been bullied by others. I couldn't help but scream at that time

It's actually Cang Wu, the mythical beast in the Classic of Mountains and Seas? Is it time for Zhu Jiuyin, the most powerful Zhulong in the Classic of Mountains and Seas, to show his face? Otherwise, Brother Zhu, wouldn't it be shameful? I really look forward to how the author can show us such a magnificent and different world. Come on! Little south wind! 😯😯😯

I'll say it again, this book is very good, but why did you delete my review when I reviewed it? Don't force me.

Once upon a time there was a little girl who sold nuclear bombs. Today she didn't sell any nuclear bombs. She didn't sell any nuclear bombs for several days in a row. She wondered if there was any quality problem, so she lit one. As a result, everyone in the province saw her grandma tonight

In order to give vent to those energetic friends to urge them to update! Additional updates on the 1000th floor! Come, be happy. Release the ancient power in your body! I won't talk about extra updates through tips and extra updates through recommended votes. Feel free to reward and vote, and I will update you! I don't believe you can exhaust me to death!

Silly senior brother! When can I have a silly and cute you🤠🤠

I first saw this book in the book review section of Senior Brother Pingwuqi. Book friends said that this book was plagiarized from Senior Brother Pingwuqi, so I read it out of curiosity. After reading it, I thought there was no plagiarism. At most, the routines were somewhat similar. This book is quite creative.

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Some people say that this book is a bit similar to the ordinary brother, but so what? Those rebirths and losers are not all the same batch. I guess some of them have the same outline.