Diary of a Grumpy Grandpa

Grandpa Yao is eighty this year. He suffers from early-stage liver cancer and insists on having a liver resection. For elderly people with liver cancer at this age, not only the postoperative results are difficult to meet expectations, but also the survival rate of surgery is not high, and they may lose their lives prematurely if they are not careful. The doctor said: "Without surgery, he might die ten years later; with surgery, he might die now." The granddaughter advised: "Grandpa, at your age, you may not be able to survive the cancer." But Grandpa Yao decided to do it. Grandma Yao didn't even stop her. ———— The granddaughter was depressed, but she still had to go home to pack her grandfather's things and prepare for surgery. Grandpa Yao's personal belongings are neat and sparse. Apart from books and clothes, there is only one hard-shell notebook that is most attractive - a diary. On the first page of the diary, the red text penetrates the back of the paper. Young Grandpa Yao is roaring: "Isn't it too easy to kill that man directly?" On the tenth page of the diary, the blue characters are messy and disorderly. Young Grandpa Yao is complaining: "How can there be such a disgusting woman in the world?" The 100th entry in the diary, with neat black characters, shows young Grandpa Yao accepting his fate: "I'm finished." ———— Young Grandma Yao is the type of person that young Grandpa Yao hates the most. She loves to be pretty, coquettish, and speaks with a high voice. Grandpa Yao said harshly to Grandma Yao, who had just accepted the suitor's gift: "You are really not picky." The next second, the petite, exquisite, gentle and sweet girl in Grandpa Yao's eyes kicked over Grandpa Yao's desk: "You tell me again?" ———— Later, Grandpa Yao understood that he actually didn't hate Grandma Yao's beauty, coquettishness, and talking with a high voice. He just hated that Grandma Yao was not doing this to someone other than him. ———— The Virgin's philanthropic heroine x the dark and selfish male protagonist Motto: Don't judge others by their appearance