She tried all kinds of working hours, and they were all incredibly tiring. But she couldn't complain because no one would care.
She tried to confide in Zhao Xiaolian, and Zhao Xiaolian replied, "There are so many factories across the country, each with at least dozens of people and at most tens of thousands. Millions of people can handle it. You're just being delicate and complaining. Don't you even know what kind of life you have?"
Yes, among so many workers across the country, who isn't gritting their teeth and persevering, trying their best to live? What right does she have to complain about hardship and exhaustion? She has no father, no home; she doesn't deserve it.
In her past life, she was always very insecure, feeling that she deserved to live like this. Her mother always said that she had a cheap life, saying that this was how people lived their lives, and that most people around her lived like this.
Yes, most people live like this, but no one suffers as much as she did. She sent all the money she earned home to her half-brother, not allowing herself a single penny. For the first ten years, she was foolish and willingly gave everything.
Later, she came to her senses and didn't want to continue like this. She stopped sending so much money, and the amount she sent decreased. Each time she sent money, her mother scolded her half to death, and even threatened to sever ties with her.
Later, she made a firm decision to end things. She didn't want to be a money-making machine anymore; she wanted to live for herself. She was pessimistic about life and had never been in a relationship because she didn't have the time or the means.
Later, she simply stopped wanting to find someone to live with and focused solely on saving money for retirement. She hoped that in her old age, she could live a leisurely, carefree life, getting up whenever she wanted, not being controlled by anyone, and making all her own decisions.
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