Do My Children and Grandchildren Think My Life Is Too Long? My Daughters Are Rushing to Support Me in My Old Age

Ding Lan never dreamed that after giving birth to three daughters and one son, she would be starved to death. Favoring his son, he encouraged his eldest grandson to rob her yard, seize her food, and throw her out. The eldest daughter fell ill and had no money for medical treatment, so her death was delayed again and again. The second daughter was bullied by her husband's family and her whereabouts are unknown after she became a widow. The third daughter took her in for five years, but was ignored and made things difficult by her husband's family. After her rebirth, Ding Lan stopped supporting her son. The young couple were so hungry that they rushed to serve her. People in villages all over the country knew that they were filial. The daughters were all brought back, and they were happy to share the money and food equally. Who would work as a cow or horse for the husband's family? The in-laws came to apologize again and again, and the sons-in-law doted on and respected their wives one by one. Who said that a woman has to rely on her son and that when she dies, she must be buried in her husband's family? She, Ding Lan, is the one in charge!