Xu Youyou was sent to someone else's house and was kept as a pet all his life. He was beaten and scolded by his cousin, not allowed to study or find a job, his cousin took everything away from him, and finally he died of depression.
Who is to blame? It was her fault that she was confused and thought life in the city was better than in the country.
The next time she came, she decided not to live a seemingly beautiful life in the city, and was willing to accompany her brothers to eat coarse grains and do farm work in the countryside. Isn't it good to watch your brothers marry and start a family, break the gap with their biological mother, and then open a small shop to become well-off?
By the way, I can enlighten the somewhat gloomy bastard neighbor next door and help me solve the major issues in my life. How nice is that?
Reader comments
The logic is confusing. The author made the heroine and her three brothers so stupid. Just like mentally retarded children, their intelligence is forcibly twisted in the later stages. They can fall into the same pit more than 5 times. Anyone with an IQ of 60 knows how to avoid danger, okay?
The logic is confusing. The author made the heroine and her three brothers so stupid. Just like mentally retarded children, their intelligence is forcibly twisted in the later stages. They can fall into the same pit more than 5 times. Anyone with an IQ of 60 knows how to avoid danger, okay?
Nice,