I just want to die of old age

As a result, after she became pregnant with Su Zhiwu, she vomited everything she ate and her legs often cramped.

This unfortunate kid liked to kick her stomach for no reason, making her unable to sleep all night long.

At that time, she regretted getting pregnant. Later, she had a difficult delivery and almost had a heavy hemorrhage.

At that time, she hated the child so much that she threw him onto the mountain in a fit of rage.

In the end, it was her mother-in-law who brought the child back.

After thinking about it, Grandma Su felt that it would be a good idea to split up the family so as to avoid being affected by the bad luck of this jinx.

Seeing that she had persuaded Grandma Su so easily, Su Yuqing showed a hint of surprise in her eyes, but she immediately put it out of her mind.

The Seventh Great Grandfather asked Su Boqiu to write the agreement.

There was a hint of surprise in Su Boqiu's eyes, but then he understood.

He wrote in neat and regular script with clean and tidy handwriting.

The seventh great grandfather looked at him and stroked his white beard, with admiration in his eyes, and nodded silently.

After a while, Su Boqiu finished writing the agreement. Grandfather Su Qi picked up the agreement and took a closer look at it.

With quick thinking and clear thinking, Zhiwu gave birth to a good son.

The agreement clearly spells out retirement matters. The four sons will jointly support each other in old age and only need to pay retirement money once a year.

From now on, the two elders will live with the eldest son, Su Zhiwen.

You are not allowed to interfere with the second wife’s marriage gift, and you are not allowed to take care of the second wife’s family affairs and property.

The agreement clearly states,

Once this agreement is signed, the two sides will be completely split.

When we move, we will become two families.

Grandpa Su looked at the beautiful handwriting on the agreement and felt a surge of regret in his heart, but the agreement had already been made and could not be changed.

He signed his name tremblingly, thinking deep in his heart that only the eldest wife could change the Su family's fate, and he would not regret it.

Su Zhiwu, on the other hand, had great trust in Su Boqiu. He picked up the brush and wrote Su Boqiu's name without hesitation, stroke by stroke, and carefully left his fingerprints on it.

"Old man, please add some fingerprints."

Su Zhiwu doesn't trust Grandpa Su. If he finds an excuse to shirk his responsibilities, everything will be difficult to handle.

Grandpa Su was furious when he heard this, what an unfilial son.

The Seventh Great Grandfather sighed secretly in his heart. He didn't expect that the relationship between father and son was so bad and there was no trust at all.

The middleman, Great-Grandfather Seven, also signed his name, and the agreement was made in triplicate.

After the agreement was signed, Su Yuzhu felt relieved. She had finally severed ties with the Su family. This was a blessing in disguise.

Su Yuqing felt an inexplicable pang in her heart, and she always felt that everything shouldn't have turned out this way.

The Dafang family didn't care about the agreement, they just lamented that they would have one less person to help with the work in the future.

Su Yuzhu's family looked calm and they all breathed a sigh of relief in their hearts.

"I'll leave this marriage to you. If you can't handle it well, you'd better be careful with your arms." Su Yuzhu came to Ma Matchmaker, picked up a piece of firewood as thick as her arm and broke it, and continued with a smile, "Don't talk nonsense outside. Although I have always had a good temper, I will treat people with courtesy at most."

Matchmaker Ma trembled when she saw the broken firewood, with cold sweat pouring down her face. She said timidly, "Auntie..., don't worry, I...I will definitely handle it properly and won't let you worry."

There seemed to be a sharp pain in the palm of my hand, and I wished I could quickly settle this marriage and leave this damn place.

Su Yuzhu nodded with satisfaction.

Matchmaker Ma heaved a sigh of relief when she saw this, and said tentatively, "Then I'll leave first."

Su Yuzhu did not object and smiled faintly.

Matchmaker Ma left the house in a hurry.

"If it takes too long, I will have to go to the county to find out your address, Matchmaker Ma, and come to your house in person to supervise you."

Su Yuzhu's words came over, and Matchmaker Ma's feet were immediately tied by the threshold and she fell to the ground again.

She hurriedly got up, rolled and crawled, and ran away from here.

The back view of the matchmaker Ma looked so miserable.

Su Yuqing looked at Su Yuzhu with a very complicated look. She was actually so powerful.

Su Zhiwu, Su's father, had a proud look on his face. Being a woman has a hard life, so she needs to be strong to avoid being bullied.

Su's mother Liu Qiuping was worried about her daughter's marriage. There is no wall that is impenetrable, and if the news got out, it would be bad for her marriage.

Su Boqiu was aware of his mother's abnormality and said comfortingly, "Mom, Boshen and I will take care of everything. We will not let your sister suffer any injustice."

Su's mother finally breathed a sigh of relief. Her children were all debts to her, and she knew that Yuzhu was not the kind of person who was well-behaved and obedient.

But it’s good this way, as she won’t be bullied. Otherwise, Yuzhu would have felt so depressed before they even got home.

The looks in Grandpa Su and his group were extremely complicated, and they were a little more wary of Su Yuzhu.

Su Yuzhu's series of operations are not something that ordinary women can do.

Most women in ancient times were gentle and virtuous, and this type of tigress was very rare. The key point was that she was also extremely powerful.

A piece of firewood that thick could be broken with just a slight bend of her little arms and legs.

The eldest uncle even shook his head and sighed: "Only women and villains are difficult to raise."

When Su Yuzhu glanced at him, his eyes flickered and he didn't dare to look directly at Su Yuzhu.

Su Yuzhu cursed in her heart with disdain, "What a hypocrite who bullies the weak and fears the strong."

Su Yuzhu glanced at Grandpa Su's gloomy face, curled her lips and said, "Dad, the matter has been handled, we won't be an eyesore here."

Father Su grinned and said, "Okay."

Grandpa Su's expression became even uglier, and he turned around and went back to his room with heavy steps.

There was a loud bang of the door closing.

The villagers outside ate their fill of the melons before slowly leaving, still talking about it on the way back.

The Su family is too lively. Such a situation has never happened in their village. The division was so thorough that it could be considered an unpleasant end.

Seeing this situation, Great-Grandfather Seven was very helpless. The relationship was already so bad, it would be better for them to separate.

Su Boqiu had great respect for his seventh great-grandfather and invited him to his home.

It was only thanks to the fact that Seventh Great Grandfather was fair and impartial that the matter was resolved satisfactorily.

Unable to refuse, the Seventh Great Grandfather came to Su Yuzhu's house. Everything there was in order and the yard was clean.

A nest of rabbits in the yard caught the attention of Great-Grandfather Seven. The nest had become quite large, with 15 rabbits.

Father Su specially built a wooden nest for these rabbits, paid special attention to hygiene, and often volunteered to be the shit shoveler to take care of the rabbits comfortably.

The admiration in Seventh Great Grandfather's eyes could not be hidden; he had never expected that the rabbit could actually be raised.

When the villagers first learned that Su Yuzhu's family raised rabbits, they talked a lot about it. Everyone knew that rabbits were delicate and difficult to survive.

Everyone said firmly that the Su family had nothing to do but to find something to do, so they might as well kill the animals and eat them to avoid wasting food.