A transmigrated woman ruined my whole family; I was reborn, seized a spatial ability, and had a full

Su Li seemed oblivious to Su Zhen's increasingly unpleasant expression. She walked straight up to Su Yao and sharply scrutinized her clothes from head to toe.

"Look at this person, they wear and use the best of everything, yet they have the nerve to give someone else a rotten flower?"

Su Li curled her lip, looking disgusted. "Big cousin, you're so knowledgeable and live in town, surely you can tell the difference between good and bad things, right? Your wedding dress is made of silk, who are you trying to humiliate by sending a rotten flower?"

"enough!"

Su Zhen practically spat out the words through gritted teeth: "You don't need to spout nonsense and slander people here. I've never taken a mere silk flower seriously!"

A bunch of frogs in a well!

What she possessed far exceeded the imagination of these ancient people. If she weren't worried about the secrets of her space being exposed and causing trouble, she would really want to slap Su Li in the face right now.

After saying that, she glared at Su Yao fiercely again: "You hypocrite, how dare you try to fool me like this! We'll settle this score sooner or later!"

"Su Zhen, it's one thing for you to be ungrateful, but you also listen to other people's nonsense. I left this for you out of kindness, you really are an ignorant country bumpkin!"

Su Yao was already spoiled and pampered, and this was the first time she had ever been scolded to her face. She gritted her teeth and said irritably:

"I spent a fortune on this! You're a blind fool! You shouldn't have treated you so well!"

Su Zhen laughed in anger, her remaining rationality completely vanished:

"What are you showing off for? You've only stayed in a rented house in town for a few days, and you're already acting like a pampered young lady!"

Both of them were proud and unwilling to suffer a loss, and they argued back and forth without giving an inch. Before long, they started fighting against each other by the wall.

While they were arguing, Su Xiangsheng also brought the ducks back.

Su Li quietly made a "shh" gesture to him, then subtly pulled her younger brother back into the house.

The two men shouldered their baskets, closed the door, said goodbye to their father, and headed to town.

Time passed second by second, and the sun gradually rose higher in the sky, relentlessly scorching the earth.

In the cornfield, the Su family members looked like eggplants that had been hit by frost, drooping and listless as they weakly picked corn.

The sharp corn leaves grazed, leaving bloody marks on Uncle Su and Uncle Su Er's bodies. Sweat streamed down their cheeks, leaving mud streaks on their dusty faces, making them look extremely disheveled.

"This damn sun is scorching hot! And Dad, why does he have to make us all come to the fields?"

Uncle Su wiped his face haphazardly, sweat running into his eyes and stinging so much he could barely open them, making him increasingly irritable and agitated.

"Hey, bro, why are you going to get a water bottle again? You only brought two bottles of water, and it's not even noon yet. What am I supposed to drink if you finish yours? Don't tell me you're just using the excuse of getting water to laze around in the shade!"

Uncle Su's clothes had a large tear at some point, and sweat soaked through them, clinging tightly to his body. He was no longer the composed man he had been that morning.

He gave Su Erbo a cold look, muttering discontentedly:

"You have such a loud voice, you should use that energy to pick more corn instead of just yelling..."

The two sisters-in-law, Zhou and Ma, weren't in much better shape. Their arms ached so much they could barely lift them, and their hands were covered in tiny cuts from corn leaves.

They had never done such grueling work before, especially Zhou Shi. She had only been in the field for a short while when her fair cheeks were burning from the sun; she must have gotten sunburned.

Looking at the endless fields before her, Zhou's legs trembled uncontrollably. She forced a smile, but tears welled up in her eyes.

Didn't they say there was only half an acre left?

It's like this work is never going to end.

What sins did she commit to deserve this suffering...?

However, without Old Master Su's permission, no one in the Su family dared to rest without permission, especially with Old Madam Su standing by as the supervisor. Let alone sitting down to rest, anyone who was even slightly slow would immediately be subjected to a barrage of scolding.

Grandma Su was also furious; that little brat from the fourth son's family was getting more and more outrageous.

She was determined to teach that naughty girl a lesson when they brought her food!

But as they waited and waited, people working in the nearby fields came one after another to deliver food, but there was no sign of the Su family at all, not even a shadow of them.

The aroma of food wafted from right under his nose, and he could hear the soft laughter and chatter around him. Finally, Old Master Su couldn't sit still any longer.

He took off his straw hat, strode to the edge of the field, put his hands over his eyes, and gazed in the direction of the Su family's house, his brows almost knitted together.

"Old woman, when we left this morning, did you give the children some proper instructions? You didn't forget, did you?"

"How can that be possible?"

Grandma Su was also getting anxious. She had been standing in the field all morning, and the little bit of sorghum porridge she had drunk that morning had long been digested. She was so hungry that she felt extremely irritated.

"I took the rice and flour out and put them on the stove, how could I forget? These three little brats must have been slacking off!"

As she spoke, a sharp glare shot towards her three daughters-in-law behind her, and Old Mrs. Su pointed at their noses and began to berate them without any politeness:

"You've all learned this from your mothers! You've raised a bunch of lazy bums who just want to eat for free. Why don't you go back and check what those little brats are doing at home? Don't you have any sense of propriety? Do you want your father and me to starve to death?"

Zhou was already exhausted and numb, and Hu was always submissive; at this moment, only Ma dared to step forward and say a few words.

"Mother, calm down. Are the children of our Su family really so inconsiderate? Maybe something happened at home that delayed us. I'll go back and check on them right away. You and Father should have some water to cool down. It's not worth getting yourself sick from getting angry."

"Hmph, that's more like it," Old Mrs. Su snorted, her expression softening slightly. "You'd better hurry back."

Ma smiled and agreed, but her face darkened instantly as soon as she turned around.

Even so, she knew her own daughter's character well. Delivering meals to the old man was a big deal. If there hadn't been a sudden change, why would Zhen'er have been so late?

Could it be that Su Li, that little vixen, ruined things...?

She had only taken a few steps when she looked up and saw two girls carrying a jar towards her around the corner not far away.

"Mother, look, the children have brought us food!" She finally felt a little relieved.

But as soon as the people entered, not only Madam Ma, but everyone present immediately realized that something was wrong.

Zhou Shi, leaning on a cane, walked forward shakily, her face full of disbelief: "Yao'er, what happened to your face? And what happened to those two bloody marks on your neck? Who did that?"

She quickly pulled her daughter close, and looking into her dark, rimmed eyes, her heart tightened.

"Yao'er, what happened at home? Who beat you up like this? I'm going to settle the score with them! That bastard, how could he do such a thing? Was it Su Li who did it? Was it her?"

"Honey, come quick! Yao'er is getting married soon. What will we do if she gets a scar? My poor Yao'er!"

Su Yao's eyes darted around unnaturally, and no matter how her parents questioned her, she kept her lips pursed and remained silent.

Su Zhen, on the other hand, appeared much calmer. She glanced at Su Yao indifferently, a hint of arrogance flashing across her face.

Hmph, how dare they lay a hand on me? If Su Li hadn't run away so fast, I would have taken care of them both at once.

However, it's all Su Li's fault for instigating this, and she'll settle the score with her!

"Zhen'er, who tore your clothes? Was it that little hussy Su Li? How could that bitch be so vicious? I wonder where she learned it from!"

With everyone chiming in, they were almost convinced that Su Li was responsible. Hu tried to defend herself several times, but was rudely silenced by the group.

Only Su Yao and Su Zhen, who were at the center of the storm, looked increasingly grim.

Seeing the family almost coming to blows, Old Master Su's face darkened, and he coughed heavily: "Enough! The whole village is watching. Haven't we made enough fools of ourselves already?"

He glanced at his two sons with a look of disappointment, then walked over to Su Zhen and Su Yao:

"What exactly happened today? And where is Li Yatou? Where did she go?"