Liujia Village was one of the many villages that followed suit, and Liu Guocai's family ended up owing the village a considerable amount of money as a result.

Liu Guocai is the second oldest child in his family, with an older brother, Liu Guodong, and a younger brother, Liu Guofu.

I have two older sisters, both of whom are already married.

The reason that Liu Guocai and his wife are having such a headache is because of the family of Liu Guofu, the youngest brother in the Liu family.

Although Liu Guofu was one year younger than Liu Guocai, he got married earlier than Liu Guocai, who was his older brother.

Even his children were born earlier than Liu Guocai's; his wife was very capable, giving birth to five children in a row, all of them sons.

Now, the eldest son Liu Genzhu is 22 years old, the second son Liu Genliang is 21 years old, the third son Liu Genjin is 20 years old, the fourth son Liu Genyin is 19 years old, and the fifth son Liu Genxi is 18 years old.

This made the Liu family elders, who were already biased towards their youngest son, even more biased towards their youngest son's family.

Five grandsons! What family is so lucky?

Even though Fu Dahua later gave birth to a son, Liu Genbao, right after Liu Genxi, who is just 17 years old this year, what does one grandson amount to compared to five grandsons?

However, while these sons were strong laborers, drawbacks also emerged as they grew older.

In recent years, my nephews have all grown up, not to mention the two sons of the eldest son, Liu Guodong.

They got married early, and the family worked together to earn work points, eventually managing to bring their wives home safely.

But Liu Guofu's sons had to be matched with potential spouses every other year.

Even a wealthy family would find it difficult to afford to marry a wife every three years in a row.

Furthermore, Liujia Village had accumulated debts due to following the trend, making it even more difficult for them to afford to marry off their wives.

But the nephews are all getting old. Liu Guofu's family still has four sons, Liu Genyin and Liu Genxi, and Liu Genbao from Liu Guocai's family who are still unmarried.

Last year, they borrowed grain and money to help Liu Genjin get married. The entire Liu family had tightened their belts as much as possible to help Liu Genjin get married.

But now, for some reason, Liu Genyin, the third son's son, and Liu's parents have been asking their three sons to find a way to raise money for Liu Genyin to get married.

Fu Damei wanted to ignore it, but then she thought that after Genyin and Genxi got married, it would be her son Genbao's turn.

We can't help with the weddings of the previous five nephews. If we don't help now, what will happen when it's Genbao's turn and his uncles are unwilling to contribute money or effort?

Therefore, despite her reluctance and unwillingness, Fu Damei racked her brains to find a way to help Liu Genyin borrow money.

But almost every family in Liujia Village owed money to the village, so there was no extra money or grain to lend to the Liu family.

Besides, even if they had extra money and grain, people aren't stupid. So many men in the Liu family haven't gotten married yet!

With this money and grain, it would be better to give our own family a few more bites.

Fu Damei searched the entire village but couldn't borrow any money, and was then scolded by Liu's parents for not doing their best.

The implication was that he wanted her to go back to her parents' home to borrow money.

But even if her husband's family doesn't know what kind of people her own family is, how could she not know?

Just when she and Liu Guocai were feeling extremely troubled and frustrated, they overheard their daughter, who had returned to her parents' home in Xishan Village, saying those words to her mother.

This immediately sparked Fu Damei's interest.

She knew her parents very well.

She also knew a little about the third uncle and aunt of the third branch of the Fu family.

They were a kind couple, but sadly they passed away together a few years ago. They were not blessed with good fortune.