Want to be the big sister? Sure. Luo Keke gave her eldest-sister position to her third younger sister. But for some reason, less than three days later, the third sister gave the position back and started calling her "big sister" with even more enthusiasm.
Luo Keke only wanted to cheer up her hardworking dad, so she and her sisters carefully prepared a birthday party for him. But Dad worked even harder, with bubbles of snot coming out of his nose.
Why was that? Luo Keke was a little puzzled.
But she knew that life was already difficult enough, so it was only natural to make a few mistakes.
What mattered was having the courage to carry on and correct your mistakes.
If you lack the courage to move forward, Luo Keke would be more than happy to give you a big hug and a safe harbor where you can rest.
But if you don't recognize your own mistakes, Luo Keke won't get angry either. She believes you're a good person who will mend your ways once you realize you're wrong, and she's willing to stay by your side as you slowly improve.
Whenever you need someone to lean on, Luo Keke will be there, ready to listen and offer comfort and understanding.
That's Luo Keke, someone who has tasted death's coldness and helplessness, yet still faces life with passion.
Perhaps some deity somewhere couldn't bear to see her suffer, or perhaps wanted her to share the light within her with the world. He, or she, gave her a new life, surrounded by her three adorable, angelic younger sisters.
And so begins the everyday story of a caring child who gently heals the people around her, and of quadruplet sisters growing up together.
