"Shiro is so good."

Aunt Chi smiled and praised her grandson, then slowly picked up her daughter, and watched Chi Tang drink water while holding a bowl.

After drinking enough water, Chi Tang felt particularly energetic.

She immediately took out the medicine from the small courtyard and said excitedly, "Mother, apply some medicine to Silang's face, and Sanba will be gone."

March 8th? ??

Is this an insult?

Fortunately, Aunt Chi was able to roughly guess what her daughter originally meant.

He was overjoyed and hugged his daughter, repeatedly asking, "Really? The scar will disappear? It won't leave any trace?"

"Yes, I apply face cream every day."

Chi Tang tilted her head and smiled.

She now absolutely loves seeing her mother's happy smile.

real.

She knew that, perhaps in the eyes of many modern people, her parents were indecisive and not decisive enough, and that she herself had not lived a fulfilling life.

But novels are novels, and reality is reality.

You can't judge the thoughts of people from thousands of years ago using thoughts from thousands of years later, can you?

She also recalled that when she was in the research lab, there were two older professors with rather old-fashioned thinking, and some young people would gossip about them behind their backs.

She overheard it and even spoke up for the old professor.

—What you see as feudal superstition, a thousand years later, won't people see you the same way?

Therefore, she did not harbor resentment.

As long as her parents genuinely care for her and love her, that's enough.

Although everyone in the family has their flaws, they also have their shining points.

If you always focus on other people's shortcomings, you'll only turn yourself into a bitter, resentful person.