Fight Back, Little Tian's Wife

Hailan was unlucky enough to be born into the Lu family, where boys were favored over girls. Her parents raised her to be the sort of daughter who would sacrifice everything for her younger brother. From childhood to adulthood, her parents had eyes only for him: he was the apple of their eye, while she was no better than roadside weeds. Everyone in the family doted on her brother, while she was abused, resented, and ignored. He got to go to college, while she dropped out early to work and help support the family. Later, even after she developed uremia, her parents took the last of the money that could have saved her life to buy her brother a house. They say a daughter was her father’s lover in a past life, but in her father’s eyes, she was a fish bone stuck in his throat. Reborn, Hailan swore she would never again be that foolish, gullible daughter. When her parents once more rejected and abandoned her, she gave them just eight words: "Birth, aging, sickness, and death. Don’t come to me."