Mo Yan: "Comfort? Are you crazy? Why should I comfort her?"
How to comfort someone who plotted against and harmed the original owner of this body?
Tuanzi: "But the original owner wanted her to live, and she also had her reasons."
Mo Yan: "Does having a reason justify harming others? Does having a reason justify plotting against others? Does having a reason justify breaking the law?"
Who doesn't have their own troubles? Not enough money at home, too many children to support, no food to eat, no money to earn.
Who doesn't have their own troubles?
There are many people who are worse off than her, but did they break the law?
What did the original owner do wrong to be framed by this family?
She would have had a better future if it weren't for them.
The original owner was simply deceived. If one were to forgive them even after knowing the truth, that would be foolish.
It would be so easy to keep her alive; why would I let her die?
Just living.
Easy.
Your misfortune, your hardships, and your unavoidable circumstances are not reasons for you to commit a crime.
Why should your misfortune be inflicted on others?
Your son is utterly useless, yet you're trying to scheme against others. What gives you the right?
The saying "every pitiful person has something hateful about them" perfectly describes her. Her heart is utterly wicked, yet she knows how to pretend.
Can you tell whether she was forced into it or enjoying it?
With such a cunning mind, what can't a person do to survive?
Why didn't she try another possibility? Trying and failing is a different concept from not trying at all!
As far as Mo Yan knew, there were several widows in the village raising their children. They worked hard, quarrying stones and digging for herbs, raising their children with great difficulty without any scandals. So why couldn't she?
She also has Fu Xiangrong's father's pension. You know, the reason why their family can build a big house is because his father died for meritorious service, and everyone will help take care of him.
So, ultimately, she was selfish too.
If you insist on finding an excuse for your own misdeeds, you can remarry openly and legitimately. It's perfectly normal to remarry with children in tow at this point.
Not to mention you have a big house and some money, so finding a son-in-law to live with you wouldn't be difficult.
But she didn't; on the one hand, she wanted a good reputation for observing mourning for her husband, and on the other hand, she did...
You really can't tell what a person is just by looking at their face.
For example, Grandma Fu right now.
Tuanzi: "But..."
Mo Yan: "I think there's something wrong with you. Tuanzi, it's like you always want me to make the decisions you want to make."
Mo Yan had already discovered that, from the very first plane, it had said that she could complete tasks by following the char siu.
In the later dimensions, holding char siu is really stupid, abnormally stupid, yet these are all tasks that can have some impact on society.
What is this? Forcibly trying to impose a flawed set of values on one's worldview.
There's a problem.
Tuanzi trembled, "Boss, please don't say that. I'm your system, don't doubt me."
Mo Yan: "Then shut up. I don't need you to interfere with what I do."
It's just a stupid system, let's keep it.
At this moment, Old Lady Fu, having cried enough, started to laugh.
His laughter grew louder and louder, eventually bordering on mania, and his face contorted with a sinister expression.
Finally, everything returned to calm.
She told herself not to panic, and to find her son first.
There's no need to think about it at all; just go straight to Tao Xin's grave.
When they arrived, they discovered that Fu Xiangrong was being held down in the water, even though there was no one else around.
She rushed over, grabbed her son's hand, and pulled Fu Xiangrong back.
Fu Xiangrong faces death once again.
"Mom, he's going to kill me! Ah-Xin is actually going to kill me! Why? Why?"
Fu Xiangrong stared desperately at Tao Xin's grave, "I love you so much, I want you to come back to life, but you want me to die?"
Tao Xin didn't believe it at all when he heard this. His love was to push him into the river.
Looking back now, Fu Xiangrong didn't give anything at all; he was always the one making sacrifices. He said he married Mo Yan for his own sake, but is that really true?
"Alright, stop talking and come home with me."
Let's find a master to deal with him.
Grandma Fu stopped blaming her son and quickly took him away.
Tao Xin also wanted to chase after Fu Xiangrong and kill him, but he couldn't, because Fu Xiangrong had no more Yin energy and was engulfed in flames.
“Just now, it was Mo Yan who stirred up trouble, and she also set fire to me and A Xin. I think there’s something wrong with her.”
Fu Xiangrong is still in excruciating pain, feeling as if his entire body is on fire.
"What problem could she possibly have?" Old Mrs. Fu didn't think so. If there really was a problem, she wouldn't have been able to frame her, and she hadn't discovered anything either. "But you, you said it's true that you saw that Tao Xin?"
"I'll take you to pray for peace and safety tomorrow."
If it's true, what if that ghost harms my son?
"Okay." Fu Xiangrong was also afraid, because Tao Xin had just used his full strength.
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