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

(This story begins in the mid-to-late 1980s. The female protagonist is an uneducated country girl who doesn't have any great ambitions, just some petty thoughts.)

(The female lead will never leave the countryside in her life; the farthest she'll go is to a town or county seat, so please don't criticize her while reading.)

(The male lead isn't the kind of protagonist who dominates the world in a wish-fulfillment novel; his focus is on avoiding losses and making a little money.)

(The male and female protagonists are neither good nor bad people; they are just ordinary people with little foresight, a mentality of resentment towards those who have and laughter at those who don't, and a competitive spirit that is entirely focused on those around them.)

(The male and female leads' feelings for each other gradually intensify, all stemming from sleeping together; after all, men are animals who think with their lower bodies.)

Far, far from Anxi County, there is a remote border town called Niuchang.

This is a special town far away from big cities and economic development zones.

Despite its remote location, this place boasts unique scenic charm, including clear rivers, vast forests, distinctive wildlife calls at night, and rural paths that people never seem to leave. It's truly a place where mountains rise and fall, and you can explore them again and again.

Of course, these natural landscapes also added to the endless...fears of the women in the towns and villages.

The region boasts a diverse range of ethnic cultures, along with various superstitions and legends. While there are no truly wicked or wicked people, there are countless trivial matters that can be irritating.

If you say the people here are feudal, the men and women behave very openly, and they have a whole bunch of children.

However, while the people here are open-minded, they are also bound by feudal superstitions in everything they do.

Men cling to feudal ideas and refuse to let go, while women live feudal lives without end.

Wang Yanling lives in a place like this, a small corner called Linma Village.

The village is small, with only thirty or forty households, and the surnames are quite diverse, but in terms of numbers, the Zhao surname is the most common.

The Wang family was just one household, namely Wang Yanling's family.

Her family moved to this village when her grandparents were fleeing famine.

However, Grandpa Wang and his wife died not long after they arrived, leaving behind their son, Wang Damao, as their only son.

Later, in order to integrate into the village, Wang Damao married Hu Meixin, a villager.

The couple had two sons and three daughters. Wang Yanling was the youngest of the three daughters, and she was definitely at the bottom of the Wang family, always at the bottom in everything she did.

In the past, Wang Yanling always wanted to compete with her older brothers and sisters in everything.

Whenever there was chores to do at home, her mother would think of her first, and if she refused, she would always have to argue.

But if there was anything delicious to eat, her mother would only think of her older siblings, and she wouldn't be happy about that and would protest. She would also have to do the chores that her older siblings didn't want to do, but she would still complain a bit first.

However, Wang Yanling has gradually become docile, and her initial sharpness has been worn down by her parents and older siblings.

Of course, it wasn't soothed by gentle words, but rather worn down by the bamboo stick my father wielded year after year, my mother's big slaps, and the fists of my older brothers and sisters.

Later, her older siblings all got married and had their own families, and finally no one paid attention to her anymore. Her mother was now focused on outsmarting her sisters-in-law.

After comparing her two sisters-in-law, the mother finally realized the value of her youngest daughter, Wang Yanling. When the sisters-in-law asked Wang Yanling to do things, the mother would say, "If my daughter-in-law doesn't do it, why should my youngest daughter do it?"

With such stark contrasts day by day, Wang Yanling finally enjoyed a few years of easy and comfortable life.

Unfortunately, her good fortune didn't last long. When Wang Yanling turned 18, her father arranged a marriage for her with a wealthy family.

It's the Zhao family in this village. The Zhao family is a major surname in the village, accounting for a quarter of the village's population.

Therefore, there are three major advantages to marrying the youngest daughter into the Zhao family. First, it can bring the Wang family closer to the Zhao family, so that if the Wang family has any problems in the future, the Zhao family can also help them.

For example, when people in the village are fighting over land, or when they are doing farm work.

Secondly, Zhao Jianliang, whom the father favored, was good at making money, and marrying his youngest daughter into the family would bring some benefits to the Wang family.

Thirdly, both of their eldest daughters have married into other villages. If their youngest daughter also marries out, when they get old and need someone to take care of them, who will serve them without a daughter by their side?

As for relying on their sons and daughters-in-law? They never had any hope. Sons were for carrying on the family line, daughters-in-law were for bearing children, and daughters were just for exploiting.

Look at these conditions! Everyone who sees them praises the Wang family for their generosity and how much they care about their youngest daughter's marriage!

The Zhao family has a large population and a lot of land, making them one of the wealthiest households in the village!

Moreover, the future son-in-law he's chosen is exceptionally good at making money, and his family's house is a stone-tiled house, much better than those thatched huts!

Once these conditions are announced, who would dare say that the Wang couple mistreated Wang Yanling?

However, after saying so much, no mention was made of Zhao Jianliang's situation.

This Zhao Jianliang, 32 years old, has been married and divorced, and has one son and two daughters. In the village, he's a fearsome figure!

I won't go into the more frightening rumors.

He would beat and verbally abuse his ex-wife, neglect his children, and avoid his siblings as much as possible.

However, he is quite filial to his parents, though perhaps a bit blindly so.

If his mother said to go east, he would never dare to go west; if his father said to chase chickens, he would never dare to chase ducks.

In the Zhao family, his branch was a complete oddball. His siblings all hated him to the core, and the three children treated him like a hungry wolf.

But his parents still go around the village saying that he is filial, sensible, and obedient.

You tell me, Wang Yanling used to avoid people like this, but now that she knows her parents want to marry her off to him, how can she not be afraid?

She was scared! So in her past life, Wang Yanling escaped, but because she had never left the village, she got lost as soon as she escaped.

Finally, she was sold by a stranger she met on the road to a remote mountain village, a place even more backward and feudal than their village, a place where women were not treated as human beings.

There is also a famous "Girls' Pit" there, which is the burial place of girls who died after "marrying" into the burial ground.

Wang Yanling stayed in that village for six years, during which time she encountered many college students who had been trafficked, as well as many young girls who had come from the countryside to work in the city.

These young girls were all sold to human traffickers by friends or fellow villagers they knew.

Occasionally, Wang Yanling would hear them talk about the amazing changes outside, and the many skyscrapers that amazed her.

Super-fast cars, long trains that can carry many people, bad guys who traffic women and children at the train station, and petty thieves who often steal passengers' luggage.

There are also all sorts of interesting and fun things the girls encounter in the factory, and so on.

Later, the college students and young girls who were sold to families couldn't bear the hardship and grievances there. Some ran away (unfortunately, they didn't escape), and some died (committed suicide).

Only Wang Yanling, who has always been able to endure hardship since childhood, persisted for a full six years.

It wasn't that she could endure hardship and survive, but rather that she was constantly trying to escape. A girl who grew up in a small mountain village was all too familiar with such small mountain villages.

She wanted to call the police and arrest everyone in this village full of crimes, so that no more beautiful girls would be sold here in the future.

These were all told to her by one of the pretty girls who had been abducted; she said she was a college student who had just been admitted to police academy.

She also said that human trafficking is illegal, and everyone in the village is committing crimes. She added that if you call the police, they will definitely come and take action.

She added that the country would never allow such a village to exist and that it would be destroyed sooner or later.

Unfortunately, in the end, the college girl couldn't escape. After being caught, she was beaten to death by the villagers. The villagers angrily said, "Who told her to keep her mouth shut, always saying that everyone in our village was a human trafficker?"