In Jijia Village, Li Chunhua's life was not easy. Her family had long since run out of food, and Old Man Ji was not a very hardworking man. The family originally had quite a bit of money.

But Old Man Ji gave it to Feng Biluo. If he hadn't given it to Feng Biluo, he would have had some money to get by for a while. But after Old Man Ji gave it to Feng Biluo, without any money, he couldn't even afford to eat, let alone get by.

There are five people in the family, but only Old Man Ji does the work. Lu Zhaodi can't do anything, and Li Chunhua hasn't done any work since she married Old Man Ji.

Even when they were on the run, they lived a comfortable life because of Ji Huangquan's presence. So now that Ji Huangquan is gone, all the money in the house disappeared in an instant. At first, Li Chunhua thought it was because the old man Ji had some special abilities.

However, after Ji Huangquan left, Li Chunhua realized that the family's livelihood was entirely due to Ji Huangquan's existence.

Thinking of this, she began to regret it. She regretted gloating when Ji Huangquan died. If Ji Huangquan hadn't died, at least her family could eat meat while others couldn't.

When other people's families were starving to death, Ji Huangquan had a way to feed them white flour buns. Now that Ji Huangquan is gone, there's nothing to eat, so they've started to resent the old man.

She resented Old Man Ji for being useless, and she also resented Old Man Ji for giving the money to Feng Biluo. If the other party hadn't given the money to Feng Biluo, this whole thing wouldn't have happened at all. Thinking about this made her feel particularly bad.

At this moment, Li Chunhua looked at Old Man Ji and said, "It's all because you're useless. If it weren't for you, would the child be crying from hunger?"

The twins were crying because they were hungry. "I don't want to eat! I want to eat white flour buns! I want to eat meat! I don't want to eat any of these!" they cried.

"I want to take my uncle as my wife." Upon hearing this, Old Man Ji's expression darkened. Looking at Li Chunhua in front of him, Li Chunhua, instead of being afraid, immediately flew into a rage when Old Man Ji looked at her.

"Why are you looking at us? Did the child say something wrong? If it weren't for my sworn brother taking care of us, the child would have starved to death long ago." Looking at the person in front of him, he immediately said, "It's all your fault."

Upon hearing this, the family looked at Li Chunhua and said, "What are you looking at? Aren't you going to find a way to get some food? Are you going to starve us, mother and son?"

“I’ve done work, but I have to do the work of several people. I can’t support your whole family.” Old Man Ji used to be lazy and good-for-nothing, having to support several people on his own.

In previous years, we never felt there was a shortage of grain because Ji Huangquan was there. The family always had plenty of grain, enough for everyone. Ji Huangquan would also bring back some other food, although it was all given to Feng Biluo's side.

The problem is that they also feed themselves, so there is always plenty of food at home, and they never feel like they are short of food. However, only about a year after Ji Huangquan left, they found that they were not getting enough to eat. It was then that they realized that the whole family was being supported by Ji Huangquan.

Feng Biluo was about three months pregnant when Ji Huangquan went out for some reason. A few months later, news of Ji Huangquan's death came out, which led to the plot by Li Chunhua and Lu Zhaodi to murder Feng Biluo.

When Feng Biluo was around, she was a hard worker. To put it bluntly, it was this family that, through their petty scheming, almost starved to death. The children were also suffering, and Li Chunhua kept calling him her "adopted brother."

Old Ji was in great pain. Looking at his wife, he said to Lu Zhaodi, "Don't keep talking about your godbrother. I'm the one supporting you now, and there's this burden of yours too."

Upon hearing this, Lu Zhaodi's face fell, and she immediately covered her face and started crying. At that moment, Li Chunhua immediately started throwing things, saying, "What kind of things are these? Compared to my godbrother, how can you compare to him? He's a good person and he loves children. Look at you... how can you love children? You're only good at making children suffer. How could I have chosen such a good-for-nothing like you? I was truly blind."

Li Chunhua's sobs and accusations made Old Man Ji's expression darken. Looking at Li Chunhua, he said, "So you've always regretted marrying me. You think your godbrother is good, so why didn't you ask your godbrother to take care of you back then?"

Looking at Li Chunhua, Old Man Ji said, "You talk about your godbrother all day long. I think you and your godbrother are having an affair."

The more Old Man Ji talked, the angrier he became. He felt that this was not impossible. Thinking of this, he looked at Li Chunhua and said, "Tell me, is this child mine? I think... this child looks more like your godbrother."

Looking at the child, Old Man Ji's expression darkened. Suddenly realizing that the child did indeed resemble him even more, he became even more furious and started hitting Li Chunhua in front of him.

After the beating, the sworn brother arrived and stood up for Li Chunhua. Old Man Ji became incredibly cowardly and immediately dared not act recklessly again. Thus, the matter was temporarily put on hold.

On the surface, everything seemed calm, but Old Man Ji still harbored doubts in his heart that the child wasn't his. In fact, it wasn't just a doubt; it was practically a certainty.

Because this godbrother is too protective of Li Chunhua and the two children. If it were me, I would be a fool to protect someone who is not related to me by blood for no reason.

Of course, even though he had suspicions, without concrete evidence, Old Man Ji didn't dare to act rashly, for fear of making a mistake that would only make things more awkward. So Old Man Ji began to observe the two children, watching Li Chunhua try to find evidence of their infidelity under these circumstances.

After being beaten by Old Man Ji, Li Chunhua harbored a great deal of resentment towards him, but it was only in her heart and she did not take any concrete action. Of course, although she did not take any concrete action, she wished she could kill Old Man Ji in her heart. This man was only good at bullying his own people.

Looking into the other person's eyes, Li Chunhua suddenly trembled. Old Man Ji's gaze was becoming increasingly sinister. There's a saying that goes, "The more cowardly someone seems, the more vicious they are." Li Chunhua was in for a lot of trouble.