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

Uncle Su and Aunt Zhou, still sleepy, rubbed their eyes and came out. Seeing so many people crowded in front of their house, they pretended to be surprised and widened their eyes in astonishment.

"Oh dear, what happened to Fourth Brother? He's injured like this, we need to get him to the hospital right away!"

Uncle Su nudged his wife beside him and frowned, saying, "What are you all standing there for? Hurry up and go inside and get the money!"

Zhou left in a hurry, and Uncle Su's eyes showed a hint of panic.

“Li’er, your uncle slept so soundly tonight that he didn’t hear the knocking at all. I just woke up myself. Please don’t overthink it. Your uncle isn’t the kind of person who would leave someone to die! You and your brother Mingtang are only focused on your studies. From now on, if anything happens at home, just tell your uncle directly…”

As he spoke, he glanced awkwardly at the neighbors around him.

Xiang Ming will be taking the imperial examinations in the future, so we can't afford to leave any reason for criticism.

"Uncle, thank you so much!"

Su Li accepted the silver with a grateful expression, "I thought you had gone on a long trip, but I didn't expect you were just sleeping soundly and didn't hear me. We will definitely repay you many times over in the future!"

Uncle Su's lips twitched slightly, his gaze darting around, unable to meet Su Li's eyes. In the end, he could only manage an awkward smile.

"Forget about repaying, we're family, no need for formalities. Come on, I'll take you to the clinic..."

The group arrived at Jishitang, the largest clinic in Wuyang Town, without incident.

The old doctor looked solemn. He first put a piece of century-old ginseng into Su Qingfeng's mouth, then held his breath and focused on taking his pulse and asking questions.

After a flurry of activity, Su Qingfeng was finally out of danger.

After the doctor left, Su Li took a closer look at her father, who was lying quietly on the bamboo bed.

The wounds on his body had been cleaned and bandaged, and his right leg was strapped with a splint for bone setting, so thankfully no more blood was flowing out.

Although his father's face was still pale, his breathing was even and his brows were relaxed, indicating that he was gradually getting better.

The heavy weight that had been pressing on Su Li's heart finally lifted!

In this life, their father did not leave them!

Her father, mother, elder brother and sister-in-law, and younger brother were all alive and well in this world, and were all by her side.

Now that my father has been saved, the tragic experiences that happened to my family in the book must never happen again.

Su Li was determined to turn her family's fate and destiny around and never repeat the same mistakes again!

"Mother, from now on, our family must stay together and never be separated again..."

After the doctor finished prescribing the medicine and carefully gave a few more instructions, the group was finally able to go home.

"Uncle, Second Uncle, it's getting late, we should go back." Su Li got up and walked to the door, calling out to the two people in the courtyard.

Uncle Su's face was gloomy, and his eyes revealed a hint of sinister resentment.

My fourth brother escaped this time by sheer luck, but it will be much harder for him to find another opportunity to strike in the future.

To protect the secrets of his home and space, he was determined to find a way to eliminate all potential threats!

Thinking of this, Uncle Su's steps grew even heavier.

But when he turned around unintentionally, he saw his older brother standing there like a wooden stake, his eyes darting around, his feet seemingly rooted to the spot.

It's clear that he has absolutely no intention of going back to the village!

My eldest brother's family has been staying in town for years. They neither take care of our parents nor bring any money back. They also don't do any farm work. Even so, my father still often gives my eldest brother's family money.

It's harvest season right now, and my fourth brother is injured and can't work in the fields, so all the work inside and outside the house will fall on my shoulders.

Uncle Su was already feeling frustrated, and now he became even angrier the more he thought about it.

He paused, a hint of pleasure flashing in his eyes, and unconsciously raised his voice, "Brother, it's been a while since you've been home, hasn't it? Parents are thinking about you every day, hoping you'll come back."

Uncle Su stiffened, his eyes sweeping across the faces of everyone in the courtyard, only to find that they were all staring at him.

He cleared his throat, and before he could figure out how to refuse, Uncle Su's loud voice boomed in his ear again.

“Brother, you usually live in town and rarely have the opportunity to be filial. Our parents are getting old, and we, as their children, should spend more time with them! Now that we’re sending our fourth brother back together, it’s a good opportunity for the whole family to reunite!”

These words were like a tight band around his neck, immediately labeling him as "disloyal and unfilial." If he dared to refuse, this label would be firmly placed on his head.

Uncle Su snorted reluctantly, his brows furrowing into a deep knot.

He glared at Uncle Su, gritted his teeth, and dragged his feet to follow him.

The mountain path wound its way through the undergrowth, and the group walked silently, the only sound being the crunching of their footsteps on the fallen leaves.

About half an hour later, the familiar village came into view.

It was late at night, and the village was quiet. In the Su family's courtyard, the dim candlelight flickered.

Grandpa Su and Grandma Su hadn't gone to sleep yet when a commotion came from outside the courtyard. Grandpa Su frowned, slowly got up, straightened his clothes, and then walked unhurriedly toward the door.

When he saw that it was Uncle Su standing next to the donkey cart, Grandpa Su was stunned and a hint of surprise flashed in his eyes.

"Eldest son, you silly child, why didn't you say you were coming back? Your mother has been talking about you every day!"

Grandpa Su quickly composed himself. He coughed lightly, walked steadily to his eldest son's side, and gently placed his hand on his arm.

Uncle Su wore a warm smile, but the smile didn't reach his eyes; he hurriedly said:

"Dad, Mom, why aren't you asleep so late? You're getting old, you need to take better care of yourselves! We're so unfilial for making you worry. I only just heard about what happened at home, otherwise I would have rushed back immediately."

These words were heartwarming, but he wouldn't budge an inch. No matter how much Grandpa Su pulled him, he couldn't take more than a few steps.

At this moment, Uncle Su just hoped to find an excuse to leave quickly.

"Big brother, don't move!"

After hurriedly settling her father in, Su Li breathed a sigh of relief, but when she looked down, she saw her older brother's hands. Although the blood had scabbed over and stopped bleeding, the wounds still looked rather frightening.

She frantically rummaged through the cloth strips, her eyes filled with worry, and steadily lifted Su Xiangyang's hand to carefully bandage it.

"Brother, you can't take this injury lightly; you need to take good care of it."

Su Xiangyang grinned, trying to force a smile to comfort his sister, but the stinging pain from his wound made the smile seem somewhat forced.

"It's just a scrape, nothing serious."

As he spoke, he deliberately shook his bandaged right hand, but the movement aggravated the wound, causing him to gasp in pain.

Su Li shook her head helplessly, neatly cut the strips of cloth, and prepared to go back to her room.

As she turned around, her gaze involuntarily fell on her uncle and grandfather in the courtyard. The two were standing shoulder to shoulder, talking about something amusing, and the smiles on their lips were truly dazzling.

Grandma Su bustled around, boiling water to make tea, moving stools and getting food, eagerly circling around her eldest uncle and grandfather.

It was as if the person seriously injured and unconscious was not his father, but his uncle...

Su Li gritted her teeth, made a firm decision, threw the remaining strips of cloth aside, and quickly walked towards her grandfather and uncle.