The system makes me so beautiful that I don't care about anyone else's life or death.

Su Ran hasn't been back to her hometown for a long time.

The day I arrived home, it started snowing lightly, and the air was chilly.

Everyone who passed by Su Ran and her grandmother stopped to look at the two, wanting to go up and ask, but then lowered their heads and walked away as if feeling guilty.

There are also some bold and outgoing people.

"Oh, Aunt Su, is this your granddaughter? She's done well now, she even built a house for you."

The news that Su Ran built a house for Grandma Su had already spread throughout Xiaojiang Village, making people extremely envious. No one in the village had ever seen such a magnificent house, not even the richest person in the village could compare.

At this moment, Grandma Su had a big smile on her face. Her hair was neatly combed, and two shiny gold earrings hung on her earlobes. She clenched her hands, revealing gold rings on her fingers. Even the pearl necklace around her neck was deliberately worn outside her collar.

She wouldn't admit that she was showing off on purpose.

She asked, and the answer was that it was bought for her by her darling son.

“Yes, it’s my own granddaughter. I told her not to spend so much money, but she’s a filial child and insisted on buying it.” She spread her hands, and the gold ring on her finger dazzled people. “Look, it’s a 10-gram pure gold ring. I bought gold bars from the bank and had it custom-made by a craftsman. It cost me tens of thousands of yuan. I told her not to buy it, but she insisted on buying it.”

The woman who asked the question regretted greeting him; wasn't she just asking for trouble? She had never seen such a large gold ring before; the richest man in the village had one that weighed only about 5 grams.

She chuckled, "Are your children filial? Aunt Su, you're living a life of luxury."

Grandma Su said, "Yes, it's my turn to enjoy life. My Ranran even told me that she would take me on a trip for my birthday. I said that I'm so old and my legs are not convenient, and I can't walk. She said it's okay, we'll take a plane, and she'll drive to pick me up after she finishes her driving test, so I don't have to walk."

The man's fake smile vanished, and he quickly said, "Aunt Su, I won't disturb your enjoyment any longer. I'll go call my child for dinner."

Not long after, I heard the sound of people yelling at their children to go back to eat.

Su Ran tugged at Grandma Su's sleeve, "Grandma, aren't you being a bit too flashy?"

Grandma Su tucked her hands behind her back and said, "Grandma did it on purpose. This Aunt Xiong used to say a lot of sarcastic things, cursing girls day and night that they were a money-loser and that only boys could earn money to support the family. She said that if I raised you, you would be poor for the rest of your life."

Grandma pointed at the person who had just called the child to eat, "Did you see that? Her child is over twenty years old, older than you, and she still has to be called to eat."

She reached out and took off Su Ran's mask. "Don't wear it anymore. Let them see. This is my granddaughter, Su Daling. She's very beautiful. They'll be so envious, especially those boys who bullied you. Let them regret it!"

Su Ran reluctantly complied with her grandmother's wishes.

Along the way, even more people stared at her, frozen in place, unable to move.

It's the Little New Year now, and quite a few people are still coming back to visit relatives.

Especially the group of people who used to bully Su Ran and throw stones at her when she was a child, their eyes widened in shock.

However, Su Ran kept her eyes straight ahead and led her grandmother all the way to their new home.

Because it was a house for elderly people, Su Ran did not build a multi-story building, but instead built a single-story house according to the structure of a traditional courtyard house in Beijing.

It's still a traditional courtyard house with a covered walkway.

Two vermilion doors, each flanked by a majestic stone lion.

Upon entering, the first thing you see is the hanging flower gate, with a hexagonal openwork in the middle that allows you to see the square courtyard in the center. The ground is sunken by one meter and has an automatic water circulation system. A delicately designed small wooden bridge has been added on top, and many carp swim around underneath.

Grandma Su also threw in some sprouted lotus seeds, hoping they would grow into lotus leaves and flowers next year.

There are side rooms on the left and right sides, separated from the courtyard by a long corridor. The lanterns on the eaves sway left and right in the wind, as if welcoming the owner back.

In the middle is the main hall. Passing through the back door of the main hall, you arrive at Grandma Su's master bedroom.

As soon as she entered the room, Grandma Su felt completely relaxed and comfortable.

"Home is still the best. There are too many modes of transportation in the city. I'm afraid to cross the road because I'm afraid of getting hit."

"I'll take you with me when we go out in the city from now on." Su Ran was also worried about her grandmother getting into trouble.

"You young people should do your own thing. Why are you meddling in an old man like me?"

Su Ran was chatting with her grandmother when the doorbell suddenly rang.

Su Ran ran over to open the door.

She was a joking, middle-aged woman. She had seen her before; her name was Aunt Wu. Every time she looked at her before, her eyes were unfriendly, her mouth was unfriendly, and her chin was raised so high it looked like it would pierce the sky. She was also very direct when she spoke, always aiming to hit people where they were vulnerable.

Upon seeing Su Ran, she was first taken aback, then came to her senses, looked Su Ran up and down a few times, and smiled even more happily. She was holding a bag of fruit in her hand, and she tried to walk in, shaking it as she did so.

Unexpectedly, Su Ran blocked her way with one hand.

Su Ran disliked that kind of gaze, which felt like she was being appraised as a product; she found it very impolite.

"What brings you to our house?" Su Ran asked, looking down at her indifferently.

"Great news, fantastic news!" She pushed Su Ran's hand. "Let me go see your grandma. You're just a kid, you can't make this decision."