I don't care about dating reality shows or the entertainment industry!

Li Bingcheng had barely finished speaking when Zhao Yunlan retorted:

"Can't we just browse and enjoy the view?"

Li Bingcheng rolled his eyes, too lazy to pay attention to him, and walked straight out of the shop.

Su Youzi reluctantly withdrew her gaze and followed everyone out of Linglong Pavilion.

I had only walked a few steps out of the shop.

Su Youzi's eyes were drawn to a roadside stall.

It was a very small stall, set up under a big tree by the roadside.

A red cloth was spread out on the stall.

Various hand-woven dolls were displayed on it.

There are cute little rabbits, adorable little bears, and lifelike cartoon characters.

Each doll is exquisitely crafted and small.

It wasn't just these cute dolls that caught Su Youzi's eye.

And the stall owners.

She was a young girl, in her early twenties, with delicate features, but her face was somewhat pale.

What's most striking is that she's missing a leg.

Wearing loose-fitting grass-green trousers, one empty leg swayed slightly in the wind.

The girl always wore a warm smile.

While weaving dolls, she called out to passersby.

"Hey handsome guys and beautiful ladies, take a look at my handmade knitted dolls, I made them all myself."

Su Youzi's gaze fell on the girl's empty trouser legs.

I feel inexplicably sad.

Duan Xingye also saw the girl, his brows furrowed slightly, and a hint of reluctance flashed in his eyes.

"Hello, how much are your dolls?" Su Youzi asked softly as she walked up to the stall.

The girl looked up, saw Su Youzi, and her smile became even brighter:

"Hello, the small ones are ten yuan each, and the large ones are thirty yuan each."

"Your craftsmanship is so good, it's too cheap!" Su Youzi picked up an exquisitely woven little rabbit and examined it carefully.

"It's not cheap. I made it all myself, so the cost wasn't high." The girl smiled and shook her head.

"you..."

Su Youzi hesitated, unsure how to ask the girl about her legs.

The girl seemed to notice Su Youzi's confusion, glanced at her legs, and her smile remained bright:

"A few years ago, when I was helping with farm work, I accidentally cut my leg with a sickle. Later, the wound got infected, and that's how it is."

The girl's voice was calm, as if she were talking about something that had nothing to do with her.

"Judging from your accent, you don't sound like a local. Do you have family here too?" Jiang Mu couldn't help but ask.

The girl's smile faded, and a bitter look flashed in the depths of her eyes.

At this time.

An elderly woman selling handmade shawls nearby witnessed this scene and couldn't help but chime in.

"This child's life has been so full of hardship..." the old woman sighed softly, her voice filled with emotion.

"Back then, her calves were oozing pus, but her parents ignored it until she couldn't get out of bed, at which point they reluctantly took her to the hospital. But when they heard that amputation was necessary, they heartlessly refused treatment."

"If I don't treat it, I'll die!" The old woman said, her eyes reddening.

"How can parents be so heartless!"

"Fortunately, the village chief and the villagers worked together to raise enough money for her treatment, which saved her life from the clutches of death."

The old woman wiped away the tears from the corners of her eyes and continued speaking.

"What's even more chilling is that the person hasn't been discharged from the hospital yet."

"Her inhuman parents went to the village chief's house to make a scene, demanding compensation from the village chief, accusing him of causing them to lose a able-bodied man, and even fabricating a lie that the village chief had cut off their daughter's leg."

At this point, the old lady's eyes welled up with tears again.

The girl smiled and patted the old woman's shoulder to comfort her.

"I'm perfectly fine now."

She looked up at Su Youzi, her eyes shining with determination.

"After I was discharged from the hospital, I left my hometown and started a new life."

“This child sends money to the village chief and the villagers who helped her with her treatment every month.”

The old woman held the girl's hand tightly.

"In fact, the medical expenses have long been paid off, but she still insists on sending money to help those who cannot afford medical treatment."

The girl smiled gently and said modestly:

"It's not much, it's all thanks to everyone's kindness to me, and I should repay them..."

"Is this some kind of fabricated story to gain sympathy so we can play with their puppets?" Huo Jia stood at the back of the crowd, arms crossed, a look of disdain on his face.

As soon as he finished speaking, he was met with a stern glance from Duan Xingye.

Those around them also cast reproachful glances.

The old woman then rolled her eyes at Huo Jia.

“When she first arrived, she didn’t bring up her past. It was only when someone from her village happened to meet her here and recognized her that we learned about all that she had been through.”

The girl's smile was unaffected by Huo Jia's words; she gently patted the old woman's hand beside her to comfort her.

Is Huo Jia really that ill-mannered? Doesn't he know how to respect people?

Huo Jia's attitude is truly disheartening.

[That's just capitalist thinking; for him, it's all just a marketing tactic.]

"Do you hate them?" Su Youzi asked, her voice choked with emotion.

"Without love, there is no hate or resentment." The girl's words were calm.

She smiled and said, "You don't need to pity me. Although I'm missing a leg, I'm happier now."

Su Youzi felt a lump in her throat, and her heart felt like it was blocked by something, making her extremely uncomfortable.

She suppressed the surging emotions within her and smiled as she said to the girl:

"I want all of these toys."

The girl was stunned for a moment.

"You want them all?"

"Yes, I'll take them all." Su Youzi nodded firmly.

You don't need to...

Su Youzi used all the money she had saved up to buy small toys.

The girl hesitated for a moment, but ultimately accepted the money from Su Youzi and said softly, "Thank you."

"You're welcome." Su Youzi shook her head. "These handmade dolls sell for a lot of money where I live. I got a great deal."

Ahhh, Yuzu is so kind.

[Ha, spending a little over a thousand makes her kind? I remember she didn't donate a single penny during natural disasters.]

[Taking the opportunity to establish a persona, 6]

[I hope everyone can be kinder; she did do a good deed.]

[The family environment one comes from can really do a lot of harm; I feel so sorry for this girl.]

[Any friends near the ancient town who can help me buy these?!]

I can help you buy it; I'll go to the ancient town tomorrow to patronize it.

I want one too!!

I saw this girl when I went on vacation last year. I bought one, and it's still on my bedside table. It's so pretty!!

After leaving the stall, Su Youzi felt very heavy-hearted.

The pain of one's family of origin.

She understands.

She admired the girl's strength and determination.

she was thinking.

If not, then I wouldn't have any value.

How will her parents treat her?

She couldn't help but start to reflect.

These days.

Is it worth it for her to take on this kind of role?