Mrs. Song worked hard to raise three sons and two daughters, but when she was old, she looked down upon her sons and suffocated them to death in the cellar.
When she opened her eyes, she went back to the day when the second son married his wife and entered the house. The vicious wife forced her to hitch a bullock cart and bring the bride in.
Mrs. Song, who had endured it all her life, decided not to endure it anymore and slapped the second child on the face.
"Treat her like a cow or a horse? If she gets out, you get out too!"
The younger son licked his face and begged her to sell her blood to buy him a pair of shoes. Mrs. Song beat him with a mallet until he couldn't find him.
"Haven't you eaten enough human blood steamed buns? Do you want a slap?"
In her previous life, Mrs. Song worked hard for her children, but in this life she struck hard, held on tightly to the land lease, and stocked up supplies just to make herself comfortable. However, she did not expect that her children would start to be grateful and beg for forgiveness one by one.
Reader comments
Very real, surreal and touching
Well written, good luck to the author
It's very real, very natural, and the display of humanity is very vivid. The old lady beating up some unfilial sons is also very exciting! ! Worth a look!
Very real, surreal and touching
Well written, good luck to the author
It's very real, very natural, and the display of humanity is very vivid. The old lady beating up some unfilial sons is also very exciting! ! Worth a look!