Luzhu was sold by her father, a rotten gambler, to the sick Dalang of the Chen family in a neighboring village since she was a child. The Chen family's parents treated her like their own daughter. The Chen family also had a confused grandmother and a six-year-old sister-in-law. After the heavy burden was lifted, Luzhu did not feel relieved, but felt extremely uneasy.
Erlang of the Chen family was kneading a pot of noodles in the kitchen in an unruly manner. His grandmother peed his pants in the yard. His younger sister put her arm over her shoulders and tried to pull her up. However, her strength was too weak and her grandmother did not move at all. The unfed chickens, ducks and dogs screamed hungry. Erlang was in a mess, but he maintained a calm expression that he had everything under control. Until he heard "Second Uncle, let me do it." He looked at the basin and it became blurry...
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
