Reborn in a small village in the 1990s

As mentioned earlier, this is a local custom. The family pooled their money to support Zhao Chunqin's education, and in return, the money for the second and third sons of the Zhao family to get married and build houses should have been paid by Zhao Chunqin.

This is a custom, a common practice. However, it lacks legal basis and clearly defines responsibility. Given the long distances and the vast time commitment involved, ultimately it comes down to conscience. This custom is similar to long-distance relationships; once the relationship is established, it's a matter of conscience.

If Zhao Chunqin had any conscience, now that she was working and married, she should have helped her impoverished second and third brothers. She should have helped them build houses, or at least rebuilt their three dilapidated mud-brick houses, even if the finances didn't allow it. But instead, Zhao Chunqin not only didn't contribute a single penny, but also used all the family's money to buy an apartment.

Zhao Da'e scoffed at Zhao Chunqin's shameful behavior at her maternal grandmother's house.

Of course, Zhao Tingxu and Wang Guixiang's indulgence also played a significant role. Wang Guixiang and her husband were so proud of their daughter that she was arrogant and disdainful of everyone else. No one could speak ill of Zhao Chunqin, and no one could mention that Zhao Chunqin's parents had helped her get into school.

Furthermore, Zhao Da'e's father, Zhao Tiesheng, was overly honest and devoted to his parents, which led to the current situation.

Wang Guixiang has been sent to jail for falsely accusing Zhao Dage.

The Zhao family has been in turmoil for over a month. At noon, Wang Guixiang remarried and returned to the old house, much to Zhao Da'e's delight. Of course, along with the joy came the question of how to get out of the old house today.

Zhao Da'e now has a completely "whatever" attitude, like "I'll fight you if you dare" attitude. But she's also afraid of trouble. Zhao Da'e isn't worried about Zhao Tingxu stopping her or him coming out to beat her up. After all, the old man Zhao Tingxu and his two sons, Zhao Tiesheng and Zhao Tiegang, have fallen out, and Zhao Tingxu is too busy taking care of himself to have time to beat up Zhao Da'e.

Zhao Da'e just felt a bit too lazy to look at them, so after thinking it over, he strolled over to the neighbor's house on the east side of the backyard, which was Wu Shanhe's house.

Logically speaking, the Wu family and the Zhao family are related...

After all, the village is only so big, and if you count your relatives, you're bound to have some. And these relatives don't seem to be too far away. Zhao Da'e remembers that it was Zhao Da'e's great-grandfather's eldest sister who married into the Wu family.

Zhao Da'e arrived at the Wu family's door, but there was a small black dog tied up there, looking incredibly fierce.

As a result, Zhao Da'e did nothing but fight with the dog, beating it so badly that it fled in terror, howling in pain.

Only then did someone from the Wu family come out.

"Second Aunt, it's me. Zhao Da'e..."

Wu Shanhe's wife, Ni, has poor eyesight. Zhao Da'e doesn't know if it's glaucoma or cataracts, but she can't see people very well; her vision is always blurry.

Ni felt her way out from behind the wall and asked, "Who is it?"

“I’m the goose from the front yard. Don’t you remember? Last year I was eating dates in your jujube tree when I fell and hit you so badly you couldn’t get down for half a month…” Zhao the goose said with a chuckle.

Mrs. Ni slapped her forehead: "Ah, it's the goose. Come in, come in. They were talking about you the other day. I have some frozen dates here, I'll get them for you to eat."

Zhao Da'e shook his head: "I'm not going in. Your dog is suspicious; it's going to bite me."

The dog looked completely bewildered: ??? Holy crap!!! Wasn't it you who just hit me with the stick? Zhao Da'e, have some decency! Why are you accusing me first? If I weren't so bad at talking, I'd bite you to death right now...

Zhao Da'e had no idea that Gouzi was cursing someone in his mind, and cursing them with very foul language. She only heard Gouzi howling and said, "Second Aunt, your dog is too fierce. It's never still, it keeps barking."