After the female supporting character in the quick transmigration series realized her mistakes

Hu Qiaosheng was married three times in his life.

He and Bai Xi have a child, Hu Feifei.

Although he was somewhat sexist, he initially had high hopes for Hu Feifei. Who knew that this young girl, despite her young age, would complain about her fair complexion and feel that her job made him lose face.

She even slandered Bai Xi in front of her classmates, saying that her mother was the flamboyant neighbor next door and was not Bai Xi at all.

To be honest, he is very selfish. He likes children, but he doesn't like selfish children like Hu Feifei. When he discovers Hu Feifei's behavior, he won't be understanding or think she is like him just because she is his biological daughter.

He loved his wife very much at the time, so he also taught Hu Feifei to respect her mother and be grateful for her sacrifices.

Unfortunately, it was no use. As expected of his own daughter, she was just as worthless as him. From then on, Hu Qiaosheng felt that there was no need to waste time on this daughter, and he gradually distanced himself from her.

He originally wanted to have another child with Bai Xi, but Bai Xi disagreed.

Later, he simply stopped caring about family matters. He felt that with such a daughter, his future life would be uncertain, and he didn't want to work himself to death for an ungrateful child, so he might as well just give up.

As a result, the gap between him and Bai Xi widened, with Bai Xi constantly complaining that he neglected his family and didn't care enough about his daughter.

He's not a great person, and he doesn't have any real feelings for Hu Feifei, but he does genuinely like fair skin. However, his attraction to her is easily swayed by temptation.

He made mistakes when he was young and naive. Although he did not regret them, he did feel indebted to Bai Xi, who had accompanied him on his adventures at a young age.

His happiest days were when he was with Bai Xi, but unfortunately, they were not meant to be and eventually divorced.

He later married twice more, but neither wife could conceive. When he went to the hospital for a checkup, he was diagnosed with asthenospermia. It would be incredibly lucky if he could have a child.

After his divorce, he stopped making a fuss and decided to enjoy life. Life is only a few decades long, and not having children is pretty good too.

As for Hu Feifei, just thinking about what she did later made him hate her from the bottom of his heart, and he never treated her like his own child.

Actually, he felt incredibly relieved when he received the report, and was even somewhat relieved that Hu Feifei wasn't their daughter.

Wouldn't that make things easier for Bai Xi? She wouldn't have to sacrifice for that heartless guy anymore, and she could focus on getting better.

Bai Xi looked at Hu Qiaosheng, his expression, and then glanced at the file folder in his hand.

He calmly extended his hand, showing no surprise at the outcome.

Hu Qiaosheng looked at her with a puzzled expression: "Aren't you surprised or angry?"

Her fair complexion was somewhat pale, and she answered weakly in a soft voice.

"What's there to be angry about? I'm already this sick, what else is there to care about? No matter what the outcome, I just want to live a more sensible life."

These days, Bai Xi often thinks about things before she got pregnant and gave birth.

She used to wonder how such a thing as swapping children could happen in the lives of people at the bottom of society. Everyone lives in the same environment, so what's the point of swapping them?

Now I finally understand, it's all because of the preference for sons over daughters.

Before she and Hu Qiaosheng divorced, she worked in Leshi and lived in a rented room for many years. After they divorced, she moved out with her child.

The couple who rented the same floor as them had moved in two years earlier. Later, she became pregnant, and their neighbor next door also became pregnant.

She remembered that her neighbor gave birth two days earlier than her, but they didn't say whether it was a boy or a girl. At that time, although the two families were neighbors, they weren't very familiar with each other, so Bai Xi just went to see the pregnant woman for a quick look.

She reached her due date, but the baby showed no signs of coming. She didn't understand, so she wasn't scared at all; instead, she felt a sense of fearlessness born of ignorance.

In the two days leading up to her delivery, her neighbor Lü Yanhong's mother frequently came over to visit. She even taught Bai Xi, like a kind and caring elder, how to take care of the baby after birth and what postpartum women should pay attention to. Gradually, Bai Xi became somewhat psychologically dependent on her.

So when she had contractions, Hu Qiaosheng happened to be away from home, so she ran next door to ask Lu's mother for help.

As soon as Lu's mother saw Bai Xi, she said with certainty that it was too late to go to the hospital. Her flustered appearance made Bai Xi a little anxious as well.

So she believed whatever her mother-in-law said about her fair complexion, and did whatever she was told to do, doing exactly as her mother-in-law said.

Then she said she could deliver babies, and since it was too late to go to the hospital, she could just give birth at home for Bai Xi.

What could a fair-skinned girl in her early twenties possibly know? She actually listened to her and gave birth at home.

When she woke up again, Hu Qiaosheng returned and showed her the child, saying it was a daughter.

Later, Hu Qiaosheng bought gifts and gave Lu's mother a red envelope as a way of thanking her.

Then, during the postpartum period, Lu's mother would often bring her well-worn grandson over to chat with Bai Xi, and she would always say that her grandson was very well-behaved and obedient.

She also said that girls are only born to other people's families, which is not worthwhile, and boasted that her daughter was lucky because her first child was a son.

Mother Lü often comforted Bai Xi, saying that she would blossom first and bear fruit later, and that she would also be able to give birth to a son.

It's not surprising that she's fair-skinned. Why was her mother not so enthusiastic before she gave birth, but became so enthusiastic after she gave birth? At the time, she thought it was because the birth of the child made the two families appreciate each other more.

Looking at Bai Xi, who was lost in thought again, Hu Qiaosheng asked her, "What do you want to do?"

"Go and get another paternity test done with Yang Mingpeng."

If Hu Qiaosheng still doesn't understand at this point, he'd truly be a fool.

"You mean Lü Yanhong switched our children back then? Why?"

Thinking of this, he stood up angrily again and began to swear incoherently.

"Is she crazy? Do you think Yang Zhi knows about this? Could it be that he and his wife conspired to do this? Damn, he helped you so much back then, I thought he was a good guy. I must have misjudged him!"

Seeing Hu Qiaosheng's furious outburst, Bai Xi was impatient with him acting crazy. "If you have nothing else to do, go do your work. We don't need you right now."

Hu Qiaosheng became increasingly unwilling to accept it, and looking at the calm and composed Bai Xi, he spoke without restraint.

"You're like a damn innocent victim, raising your enemy's child all these years, are you really content with that? Aren't you angry at all?"

What's the use of being resentful? What can she do even if she's resentful? Can they ever make up for what they owe their own child?

Fortunately, after Yang Zhi passed away, she still remembered the kindness he had shown her and did not let him down. Over the years, she has taken good care of Yang Mingpeng as if he were her own child.

After Yang Mingpeng's grandparents passed away, the boy had a hard time. He didn't even want to go to university anymore, and it was as if he didn't have a mother.

However, Bai Xi couldn't bear to see such a well-behaved child with good grades and good character ruin his future.

So she went to persuade Yang Mingpeng to study hard, and offered to pay for all the school expenses herself.

Yang Mingpeng was too embarrassed to trouble Bai Xi, so he kept declining, but Bai Xi kept turning him down and insisted that he study hard.

Bai Xi told him that only by studying could he succeed, and if he felt bad about it, he could pay her back slowly in the future.

Yang Mingpeng is also a grateful person; he visits her even more often than Hu Feifei.