As for Cao Amei, with her broken body, she was married off by her family to an old man who liked to abuse his family. Not only was she beaten all her life, but she also had to serve the old man's whole family. She often didn't know where her next meal would come from, and she would wet her pants when she was beaten. She became a notorious slut in the area, and she spent almost the rest of her life in regret, abuse and beatings.

Is it terrible? It's really terrible, isn't it?

But even in her case, she wasn't as miserable as her nine daughters.

Tang Cuihua's ending... well, let's just say she was sold to a widower by the couple when she was young. They split the money in half, one going to her family and the other to her nephew. Cuihua got nothing, not even a decent wedding dress. Shortly after the marriage, she became pregnant but was beaten and miscarried, unable to have children again. The widower continued to beat her while selling her to others for money. Eventually, she ran away from the abuse and was rescued by a kind person and sent to a sanatorium to volunteer. She helped others while healing herself for the rest of her life. She had no children and died on the roadside before she was fifty, her body severely worn out...

This is the real reason why Tang Cuihua suddenly became extremely disgusted with them. In fact, she didn't want to come back to this family at all. If it weren't for not wanting to be a burden to the Tao family and not wanting her two younger sisters to be forced to come back, she really wouldn't want to see them for even a day.

Actually, she didn't care much about what became of the parents or what their fate would be. What she really wanted was for Tang Youtian to divorce this woman. That way, he would have a son and a source of emotional support, and he wouldn't care about the lives of his sisters anymore. That way, she could free up her hands to help her sisters.

In the dream, it was because this woman was unwilling to live that kind of life that she repeatedly harassed her sisters, causing them to be disliked by their in-laws and their own children. None of them were able to live a normal old age. They were all dragged down by her and ended up being beaten and scolded by their families, and everyone could speak coldly to them.

Tang Cuihua grew angrier the more she thought about it. She didn't regret saying those words at all. Not only did she not regret it, she also wanted to urge them to divorce so that she could take the opportunity to leave this place of trouble and not give them any chance to interfere in their marriage and life.

As for what fate awaits Cao Amei, Tang Cuihua, who had been terribly harmed by her in her dream, was not worried at all. She even felt that whatever fate Cao Amei suffered was her own doing.

Who told her to give up a perfectly good life and take everything from her parents' home, and to be lazy and good-for-nothing!

To put it bluntly, how can a dog possibly change its nature of eating "Oli Gei" (a popular Chinese food brand)?

Tang Cuihua thought she could change them, but it turned out that some of them were already lazy to the bone. Before they even started working, the two of them slipped away when she wasn't looking.

Looking at the messy house, Tang Cuihua was suddenly overcome with grief. She clutched her stomach, which she hadn't eaten for two meals, and slumped helplessly under the eaves.

"Forget it, what can I expect from them anyway? They were beyond saving, weren't they?"

However, she had already conveyed her advice to Tang Youtian, and what Tang Youtian should do next was really not something she could worry about.

In the dream, Tang Youtian was able to get a wife because he had raised the money by selling his three sisters.

As soon as they got the money, they chased Cao Amei away. In those days, there were no marriage certificates or divorce certificates. They just chased her away, and the Tang family took the new bride into their home.

With a new wife, Tang Youtian began to change. He started working, and a year later, his wife gave birth to a son. With a son, Tang Youtian felt that he could stand up straight again and was full of energy when he worked. However... well, as they say, karma has its own retribution. He did have sons, but none of them were his. As for how they found out, she didn't ask, because at that time she was already terminally ill.

That makes sense. Why would a young, unmarried woman marry a divorced, older man? It's pathetic. He worked himself to the bone, only to raise so many sons for someone else...

At first, she thought it was a dream and refused to believe it, until her youngest sister was actually sent to the Tao family, and then she realized that it might be real.

Because Xiao Jiu was indeed initially sent to the Tao family, but later the family fell on hard times and she had no money, so she took the opportunity to get Xiao Jiu back and sold her directly to a wealthy family to be their wife. Poor Xiao Jiu...

Cuihua closed her eyes, clearly unwilling to think about those dreams. In this life, for Xiao Jiu's sake, after running away from home, she shamelessly stayed with the Tao family. In fact, she wanted to build a good relationship with them in advance, hoping that in the future they would not return Xiao Jiu because of their deep feelings for each other, so that Xiao Jiu would not end up like that.

Cuihua sat under the eaves, looking at the messy house. She really had no energy left to do anything. She was too tired. The whole household depended on her. Even if she worked herself to death, she couldn't change those two lazybones.

Moreover, they hadn't even realized where the million had gone, so perhaps... Cuihua glanced at the basket of vegetables, picked up the tattered basket, and stepped out of the house. From afar, she could see her uncles following Tang Youtian toward their house. Without even looking, she knew it was for that million.

Tang Cuihua quickly hid in the alley and, using her familiarity with the village, made her way through the winding paths to the back mountain. From there, she walked back to the town, stopping and starting along the way. By the time she reached the Tao family's house, she had been starving for a day and a half. Unable to hold on any longer, she drank a few mouthfuls of water and vomited bile.

When the old lady saw this, she was so frightened that she quickly called Pandi and Zhaodi over to help her up. After eating a bowl of millet porridge, Cuihua cried with emotion.

The old lady knew that Cuihua had gone home, but she only stayed for one day before returning, which proved that she really had no attachment to that home anymore.

After she finally calmed down, she looked at the old lady apologetically.

"Grandma, I'm sorry, I can't hold on any longer. My parents are beyond saving, and the family is already in such dire straits that it can't stay together any longer. Sooner or later, this family will fall apart, so I secretly ran away again. Can the three of us sisters stay with you forever, no matter what happens in the future? We'll be your goddaughters, okay? We're willing to change our surnames and names, as long as you let us stay and never go back to that home. They are no longer our parents; they are devils who want to sell me so they can get a wife for themselves."

The old woman's face changed drastically upon hearing this: "You're saying your father is going to sell you to find himself a new wife? What about your mother?"

“My mother is no longer of any use to me. She can't have children anymore, and my father has long been disgusted with her. This time when I came home, the two of them were even lazier than before. They even said they wanted to sell me and find me a stepmother. I couldn't stand it anymore, so I ran away again. This time, I'm not going back no matter what.”

I'm sorry, but for our future, I have to be selfish this once and lie to them this once.