Since God Is Unfair, Then I Will Change My Destiny Against God

Chen Xiaoman grew up with his grandmother, and his parents worked in Wenzhou. Grandma was the only light in her childhood - she could sing Huangmei Opera, grow vegetables, and wait for her after school under the locust tree. When she was seven years old, her grandmother was diagnosed with stomach cancer. Her parents came back to pick her up, and her grandmother passed away. The nightmare begins after arriving in Wenzhou. My parents favor sons over daughters, and my younger brother Chen Hao is the little emperor of the family. She is like a transparent person in this family - she was told that "it is useless for girls to read so many books" when she was admitted to a key high school; she was asked to work part-time to support her younger brother's studies after passing one of the college entrance examinations. For the first time she resisted. I completed four years of college with student loans and part-time jobs. After graduation, I worked in sales in Hangzhou, starting from the girl at the Sijiqing stall to becoming a brand channel manager. But the rope of the original family has never been loosened. Two thousand yuan a month as "filial piety money", her younger brother asked her to pay for a house, her parents were sick and hospitalized and she was asked to pay for it, and when she came home during the New Year, her three aunts and six grandma said to her, "Why is a girl working so hard? Find someone to marry quickly." She has been enduring it because her grandmother said, "Family should help each other." Until she discovered that the down payment she had saved for five years—two hundred and eighty-five thousand—had been secretly transferred away by her parents. I called my brother and he said, "Mom told you about it." I called my mother and she said, "What kind of house do you want for a girl?" I called my dad and he said, "I raised you, and your money is my money." She squatted at the door of the bank and did not cry. Then sued the parents. The lawsuit lasted a year. Public opinion was overwhelming - some said she was unfilial, others said she did the right thing. She lost her job, was isolated by her relatives, and her brother didn't invite her to his wedding. But she has no regrets. She started her own business - maternal and child products