I sold grilled fish in the 70s!

Mu Long, what kind of riddle are you playing now? Why can't you understand a word I'm saying? Isn't it just that your eldest sister-in-law sent all the servants in the Yang household back home?

What kind of message will Heaven give us regarding this matter? The most urgent task now is to find a way to send some food to Hei Ren Tang.

Otherwise, it won't be long before the uncles and aunts in Hei Ren Tang gather to cause trouble! Mu Long, have you forgotten that time when Master Fu was a little late delivering food to Hei Ren Tang? As a result, the uncles and aunts from Hei Ren Tang all gathered outside the entrance of Yu Hua Cave to cause trouble.

They said that since we've already taken care of their food, we should continue to do so! They can't just deliver food today and then not tomorrow! Isn't that deliberately trying to starve them to death? If we're so unwilling to provide them with food, then why did we rescue them during that flood?

Zhu Zhu frowned upon hearing Mu Wang's words, because she felt that these uncles and aunts from Hei Rentang were engaging in so-called moral blackmail against the Yang family.

You can't imagine how angry I felt when I heard them say those things! We had absolutely no responsibility or obligation to provide them with three meals a day. Our grandfather was just being kind, seeing so many ordinary people suffering because of the flood.

Out of compassion, we donated most of the Yang family's resources to disaster relief. At first, our grandfather thought that these common people were relying on the Yang family's resources to survive during this difficult time.

After some time, a large number of people might be able to support their families on their own. But to Grandpa's surprise, a year later, not a single one of the disaster victims asked him if they wanted to go out and work to earn some money to support their families.

Let alone the idea of ​​them using their own earnings to repay the Yang family for extending a helping hand to them during their most difficult time. I have a feeling that they are not only ungrateful for everything we did for them, but also hold a grudge against us over some trivial matter?

Uncle, don't you think the uncles and aunts at Hei Rentang are trying to morally blackmail us? I think we really need to be ruthless and come up with a very feasible way to disband all the uncles and aunts at Hei Rentang.

Zhuzhu, we've tried this idea before! But we've never succeeded. Not only that, they even argued with us about it.

Haha! I remember once some ill-intentioned people spread rumors about how badly our Heirentang treated them.

Hey! From then on, the people began to think that the Black Hall we founded was a very bad sect.

It's alright! Please don't take the unpleasant things those people said to heart, Father! Some people are like that. If you do something bad to them, they will silently remember it and bring up these old grievances from time to time to annoy you.

This is also a major weakness of human nature! No matter how good you were to her before, she won't remember it. On the contrary, if you do something to wrong her, she will remember it firmly, and perhaps at some unexpected time, she will tell you about it!

It's as if you've hurt her to the extreme! She wants you to live with regret for the rest of your life!

Zhuzhu, what you're saying is way too extreme, isn't it? Besides, there are probably very few people like that in the world.

Zhuzhu frowned upon hearing her father's words. In her previous life, Jianmei died young because of numerous intense arguments with Jianlin's second wife. Furthermore, Jianmei had contributed significantly to the construction of the house.

Because Jianlin was building his house at the time, it coincided with the construction of a high-speed railway in his hometown. There was a huge mortar mixing plant right across from Jianlin's house. Every day, some unused, already mixed mortar was dumped by the workers.

After learning about this from somewhere, Jianmei went to the workers at the construction site and asked for the leftover, pre-mixed mortar they hadn't used that day. She told them to let Jianlin know if they had any, and they would go to the construction site and transport all the mixed cement mortar to Jianlin's new house.

It was because of what Jianmei said to the workers that she would receive calls from Jianlin every few days around 11 p.m. for nearly half a year.

So Jianmei and her brother-in-law had no choice but to get out of bed and put on their clothes. Then they hurriedly rushed to Jianlin's house so they could quickly spread all the cement they had brought back from the construction site on the floor of the new house.

So every time Jianmei and her brother-in-law went to help Jianlin lay the floor, they would be busy until three or four in the morning before returning home. Over time, Jianmei's health couldn't take it! She had already been suffering from breast cancer for seven or eight years, and after Jianlin's new house was built, his second wife wouldn't let Jianmei go to her parents' home.

If Jianmei went to her parents' home, Jianlin's later wife would have a big fight with her and kick her out of the house. The reason she treated Jianmei this way was because Jianmei unintentionally replied to her that among us, your mother is the most leisurely.

Jianmei offended her with just a seemingly joking remark! Their sister-in-law relationship was severed because of that one careless sentence. Jianmei's breast cancer began to recur from that moment on!

Mu Wang saw Zhu Zhu standing in front of him, lost in thought and not responding to the question he had just asked her. He couldn't help but fall into deep thought. Ever since Zhu Zhu fainted in their farmland, she seemed like a completely different person when she woke up.

Whether in her speech and behavior or in other aspects, Mu Wang felt that Zhu Zhu was not like a six or seven-year-old child. Instead, she seemed like a grown woman who spent her days thinking about how to earn more money.

Thinking about this, Mu Wang realized that something very incredible had happened to Zhu Zhu.

But is it really possible for someone to be reincarnated with memories of their previous life?

Meow! Meow! Meow!

A few adorable meows pulled Mu Wang back to reality. He saw Mu Long placing his little kitten on his lap. His hands were tucked under Xiao Furong's armpits.