My Pili Brother Is Hen Bu Feng!

As soon as she was born, she realized that her older brother was unhealthy and seemed unable to grow up. Her mother believed she had taken most of the nutrients in the womb, leaving her brother impaired, and poured all her maternal love into him, hardly paying attention to her. Luckily, her father adored her.

Dream Qianxun sucked on her fingers in her swaddling clothes while the whole family searched everywhere for a cure for her brother. They even planned to kill another child and transfuse the blood into him so he could survive?! Dream Qianxun was so scared she stopped sucking her fingers. Later, they went to the Huangfu family to seek treatment. After her brother swallowed a bowl of medicine, he stopped breathing. Dream Qianxun looked at her parents, who were about to lose control, and told them not to panic, that this might just be how the medicine worked. As she spoke, she picked up the medicine and downed a bowl herself. Then, under her parents' panicked gaze, she collapsed too...

When she woke up, she was in a den of assassins with her dim-witted brother. Damn it! Dream Qianxun stared at Jia Minggong, the old man with the mole, leering at the two siblings, and felt her head ache. Why had she only just recovered her memories? What kind of messed-up family was she in?!

Her mother was Dao Wen, a mentally unstable killer who showed no mercy. Her father was Huan Ji, a wheelchair-bound swordmaster who couldn't make up his mind. Her brother, Hen Bufen, was a womanizer who always had some sleazy trick up his sleeve. She was the only normal person in the family, raised under the red flag. No choice! To protect her family and take care of her dim-witted brother, Dream Qianxun put in the same effort she'd put into her college entrance exams! She worked hard to earn admission to the Confucian world, then raised her brother, Hen Bufen, right under Jia Minggong's nose, changing his diapers and feeding him every bite.

She nagged him at every meal to uphold the virtues expected of a man and a husband. She almost wanted to bind his feet, all so she could give him a pair of glass slippers when he grew up and then retire in triumph.

Theme: The growth story of a proper educator in masculine virtue.