So satisfying! The Great Demon King wiped out everyone equally!

On this remote and underdeveloped island, the men vent their anger on their wives, believing that their failure to bear a son is a great sin.

Even the "Dazhuang's wife," who usually felt a little sympathy for Song Yan and would occasionally bring her food or chat with her, was not spared from that beating.

Since then, Da Zhuang's wife's attitude towards Song Yan has undergone a complete 180-degree change. She never brought Song Yan any food again, and every time she saw Song Yan, her eyes were filled with resentment.

It was only because she couldn't give birth to a son, while Song Yan gave birth to a boy in one go, that Song Yan seemed to be the root of her suffering!

Overjoyed at the prospect of having such a hard-won son, Hu Shuisheng, for the first time ever, removed the chains from Song Yan's body and even had his mother give Song Yan a thorough bath, preparing to host a grand celebration for the villagers.

In this seemingly lively and festive moment, Song Yan was plotting her second chance to be rescued.

Taking advantage of the fact that everyone at the banquet was drunk, she successfully stole a cell phone and quickly dialed the police, anxiously and clearly reporting her location and what had happened.

At that moment, she was filled with hope, thinking that the light of rescue was just around the corner.

However, reality dealt her a heavy blow.

That night, after everyone had left, Song Yan was not greeted by the police, but by Hu Shuisheng, who beat her like a storm.

After learning that she had called the police, Hu Shuisheng broke off the hand that Song Yan was using to make the call, threw her back into the dark room, and chained her up.

This second failed escape was like a heavy hammer blow, completely shattering her hope and plunging her into endless despair and numbness.

She will never escape this island!

After that, she gradually became numb and felt inferior...

She didn't look in the mirror, yet she could clearly feel the changes in herself. She reeked of a nauseating stench, the smell of long-term imprisonment and neglect.

After giving birth, her belly was covered with ugly stretch marks, like twisted centipedes, constantly reminding her of this unbearable experience.

Now, she is disabled and has lost the ability to move freely. She can't imagine how her boyfriend, Shen Huai, and his parents would view her if she met them.

Unable to face it, she could only choose to numbly endure it all.

In the days that followed, Hu Shuisheng seemed to have truly forgotten about Song Yan's existence. Even feeding her was extremely perfunctory, sometimes once every two days, sometimes even once every five days, just to ensure that she wouldn't starve to death.

This went on for a while, until one night, Hu Shuisheng appeared in front of her, followed by a man.

For the first time ever, Hu Shuisheng and his mother gave Song Yan a hot bath and combed her hair, making her look much cleaner.

A sense of foreboding welled up in Song Yan's heart. The last time she received such treatment was after giving birth to a boy. Sure enough, the man behind Hu Shuisheng looked at her with a lewd and greedy gaze.

Hu Shuisheng smiled broadly and said to the man, "Alright, she's already given me a son, so this belly must be a healthy one. She's yours for now."

The man spat and said, "Let me make this clear: if she doesn't get pregnant with a son, I won't let you off the hook."

Hu Shuisheng counted the money and replied obsequiously, "Don't worry, Liu Zi, she'll definitely get pregnant."

Liu Zi then handed the money to Hu Shuisheng with a satisfied expression. Hu Shuisheng took the money and left without even glancing at Song Yan.

From then on, Liu Zi would come to the dark room every night, and Song Yan's screams would follow.

Not long after, Song Yan became pregnant again, but this time she gave birth to a daughter.

Enraged, Liu Zi unleashed his fury on Song Yan, giving her another brutal beating.

After the fight, Liu Zi took the baby girl away and never appeared again.

Song Yan had just given birth when she was brutally beaten, completely ruining her health. Her life returned to its previous state of daily confinement.

Later, she "accidentally" learned that Liu Zi had thrown the baby girl into the sea to feed the fish, but Song Yan felt no sadness, only endless numbness.

In this hellish life, she felt that neither men nor women should be born into this world.

After some time, Hu Shuisheng brought another man.

Unlike last time, Song Yan was unable to conceive due to two previous pregnancies and long-term malnutrition.

When Hu Shuisheng realized he couldn't make any money, and because he was disgusted by Song Yan's relationships with multiple men, he completely lost interest in her.

It was this "disdain" that gave Song Yan a glimmer of hope to escape.

During this time, a little boy would always come to see Song Yan, and Song Yan knew that he was her and Hu Shuisheng's son.

The little boy would sometimes timidly call her "Mom," but Song Yan never paid him any attention. In her heart, the existence of this child was a mistake, the root of her pain.

Finally, the opportunity came.

Because Song Yan had cut off his family's source of income, Hu Shuisheng had no choice but to go out to sea to fish.

His mother had also grown old and needed someone to take care of her, so Hu Shuisheng had no choice but to release Song Yan to take care of his mother.

Before each voyage, Hu Shuisheng would threaten Song Yan fiercely: "If you dare to run away, I'll make you pay when I get back!"

Song Yan never responded and never communicated with anyone.

As time went on, the villagers, including Hu Shuisheng, believed that she had compromised and would no longer think about escaping, so they gradually relaxed their guard over her.

During the year she took care of Hu Shuisheng's mother, she had been waiting for the right opportunity.

The island has a humid and hot climate, and snakes and insects often appear. Song Yan knew that the villagers used a medicine that could drive away snakes and insects and paralyze them temporarily.

So, under the pretense of driving away snakes and insects, she used drugs to stun the snake, then killed it, extracted the venom from its fangs, put it in a bottle cap, and hid it.

Finally, on a stormy night, everyone on the island stayed at home, and no one went out to sea.

Song Yan knew that her chance had come.

When no one was looking, she put the poison into the food of Hu Shuisheng, his mother, and the "boy".

After witnessing their deaths from poisoning, Song Yan did not hesitate at all and rushed towards the fishing boat that she recognized at a glance—the one that had brought her to this hell.

She rowed the boat with all her might, with only one thought in her mind: to go home, to return to her parents.

The sea was rough and the small boat could capsize at any moment, but Song Yan persevered with her strong willpower.

When they were hungry, they ate the steamed buns they brought from Hu Shuisheng's house; when they were thirsty, they drank the only bottle of water they had to get through the day.

She rowed for an unknown amount of time, but luckily, she accidentally rowed out of the waters near Huludao and encountered a naval patrol.

When the navy learned of her ordeal, they were shocked and immediately called the police for her, then took her home.