[Escape without cp] Tang Dou, who thought he could live a happy life despite his physical disability but loving parents and a happy family, was sent to the Crying Prisoner Mountain by his biological parents to die on the day he turned 18!
She also fearfully imagined that she would be abandoned because she had no money for treatment and no hope of recovery.
She also thought about letting herself go and fulfilling her parents' needs by dying, so that they could have an easier time in the rest of their lives.
She even said bluntly that she wouldn't blame them at all even if they didn't care.
But! Even taking the initiative to "go to death" and putting in all the effort and effort are not enough to save their face.
She was still thrown into the forbidden land of humans, the paradise of animals and plants, the Weeping Prisoner Mountain!
Thousands of insects gnaw at the flesh, countless itches gnaw at the heart, but it is hard to overcome the pain in the heart.
But she was unwilling to give in. What was wrong with her? Did she deserve to die because she was just born with a disease? Did she deserve to be betrayed?
All she wants is the last dignity of this family relationship! Was she wrong?
She is not willing to give in!
After escaping the jackals, tigers and leopards, the snakes, insects and poisonous ants finally returned to their hometown. Just when they thought they could finally settle the knot in their hearts, a thunder struck Tang Dou into the imaginary Linyu Dynasty.
As soon as I woke up, I met the kind-hearted uncle who was complaining, and the vicious old woman who had her heart in her armpit wanted to beat her severely.
It is impossible to be beaten, not even in the next life.
So Tang Dou raised his hoe, and when he went down with it, blood sprayed everywhere and the evil old woman ascended straight to the sky!
However, snakes and rats are destined to hide in the same nest. After killing the old lady, a more vicious uncle and grandfather were welcomed. . .
Let's take a look at how Tang Dou solved the troubles, found inner peace, and lived a wealthy life with rice, food, and financial freedom during the great escape from natural disasters and wars.
