The very first scene of that book! Isn't it on the train, where the female supporting character takes out some food, the child insists on having it, the female supporting character pretends not to see it, and the female lead kindly shares it with the child, all to show the female supporting character's indifference and the female lead's kindness?

The reason I didn't think of it before is simply because there wasn't much description of the Zhong family members in the story.

She, Zhong Songbai, and Zhong Baiyang were not mentioned at all in the story, so she guessed they were most likely dead.

All I remember is that the female lead lived a very carefree life thanks to the Zhong family's wealth.

Later, Uncle Zhong, Grandpa Zhong, and Grandma Zhong returned to search for the original owner and her two siblings.

The female protagonist not only refused to return the stolen Zhong family property, but also used these things to keep Uncle Zhong hanging, trying to get him to partner with her in business.

This business is extremely unfair; it's essentially sucking Uncle Zhong's blood to fatten up the female lead.

However, Uncle Zhong had no choice but to compromise in order to get back the things that belonged to his family's ancestors.

In the end, Uncle Zhong used his funds and connections to help the female lead succeed, but all he got was a small portion of the property that originally belonged to his family.

With the help of Uncle Zhong and the "gold coins" of the Zhong family's wealth, the female lead gained both fame and fortune, becoming the darling of the entire drama!

Thinking about how the female lead was sucking the blood of the Zhong family, using them, and ultimately enriching herself, Zhong Wanwan's fists hardened!

Zhong Wanwan was thinking about the important events in the novel, hoping to prepare for revenge.

The female lead swallowed up the Zhong family's assets; how could she just let it go like that!

Isn't she the lucky koi heroine, always getting good things? Zhong Wanwan decided to go head-to-head with her and from now on, she'll be responsible for digging up all the good things that happen to the heroine!

Anyway, she remembered all those lucky koi fish incidents and the timing of them. She wanted to see whether her protagonist halo was stronger or her little hoe was more timely.

Zhong Wanwan was lost in thought when the female lead, Bai Yueyao, said teasingly:

"Sister Xia Ning, he's just a child. If he wants some, let's share two with him. We can't eat them all anyway!"

Xia Ning sneered:

"Who says I can't eat it? I can eat it after I get off the train!"

"If you don't want to eat it, you can divide up your share and give it to whomever you want!"

Bai Yueyao, looking injured, looked at the male lead Tang Zixuan and said:

"Brother Zixuan, I just felt sorry for the child, I didn't mean anything by it!"

Seeing Bai Yueyao's aggrieved look, Tang Zixuan immediately spoke up for her, feeling sorry for her:

"Xia Ning, Yueyao is just too kind. Don't be so harsh with your words. Anyway, there are extra pancakes. It's no big deal to share two with the kids!"

The boy's grandmother immediately perked up and scolded Xia Ning:

“I’m telling you, woman, how can you have no compassion at all? My grandson is starving! You can’t possibly eat all of it, so what’s wrong with giving it to my grandson? It’s so inconsiderate of an adult to argue with a child!”

Bai Yueyao also sided with the boy's grandmother, saying:

"Sister Xia Ning, don't argue with the child. Everyone's watching, it's so embarrassing. Hurry up and give the child two. If you don't like it, Zixuan and I will each take one less!"

Other passengers nearby, unaware of the situation, also chimed in:

"Young comrade, give two to that child, you can't possibly eat them all!"

"Exactly! The kids are crying so much, what difference would it make if we gave them two?"

"Looking at his clothes, he doesn't seem like someone who'd be short of two pancakes. He's so stingy and has a bad heart."

...

These words reached Xia Ning's ears, causing Xia Ning, who was not good at arguing with people, to turn her face red with embarrassment.

Xia Ning was clearly fighting for the interests of the three of them, but in the end, she was portrayed as the heartless and immature person.