In 1976, when I, Su Wan, opened my eyes, my stepmother and half-brother were forcing me to give up the hospital job I had finally obtained after graduating from a technical secondary school, so that my brother could take the job instead, and I was assigned to go to the countryside, Beidahuang.
When I was 15 years old, they came in and pretended to be good people, treating me like a girl behind my back. All the family money was subsidized by my stepmother, and my brother lost all his money in gambling.
The piece of jade my mother left behind suddenly heated up when I was forced into a desperate situation and bleeding. It absorbed my blood and opened up the spiritual spring space.
I promised to give up my quota on the surface, but secretly battled wits and courage, sold my quota on the black market, took away the last bit of money, bought all the pots and pans, quilts, and watches, secretly signed up to go to the countryside, and left without looking back.
Later, I heard that my brother was caught gambling and stealing things due to debt and was sentenced to digging sand in the northwest. After my father found out the truth, he beat them up and took back their salary rights, but he continued to suffer from ailments... I just sneered.
With the spiritual spring, I worked as a barefoot doctor in the ice and snow of Beidahuang, moving forward step by step. Defeat the Green Tea Virgin, resist moral kidnapping, and make a small fortune by relying on the fragrance of medicine.
But the most critical wave of foreign trade dividends in 1984, because I saved Lu Chen from an old injury, the spiritual spring suddenly dried up, and I was still pregnant with a child, I missed it.
The company almost collapsed. I hugged him and cried late at night. He knelt down and begged me for a divorce... I still remember that painful time.
Later, I turned my regret into more ruthless motivation, fought back, and became a major pharmaceutical company in the province.
Money is important, but people are even more important. This is the truest story of my life.
