On the day of the divorce, the Lu family forced me to clean up and leave the house.
I signed only because Appendix 6 states that the management rights of Wanglongling ancestral tombs belong to me.
The next day, there was a power outage in Lu's residence, the tablets in the Buddhist hall were broken, and the pipes in Lu's medical park exploded. My ex-husband asked me how much money I wanted, and I pushed back the management rights document: "I will take care of the ancestral graves, and I will also settle the Lu family's debts."
They thought they were throwing away a useless ex-wife, but they didn't know that Wanglong Ridge buried the wealth of three generations of the Lu family, as well as the deaths of my parents.
This time, I don't ask the Lu family to look back. I just want them to pay back what they owe, one by one.
