Chapter 163 Being a daughter-in-law means repaying evil with evil.
“I’m not a very kind person. I’m not magnanimous or broad-minded. But your grandma, brother, and three children are all incredibly good to me. They take care of me in everything and don’t let me do even the smallest things. This shows that the Ji family are good people, and I will naturally treat them well in the future.”
“You are naturally kind-hearted, and you have already been generous and fulfilled your duties as a daughter-in-law, but they still bully you, don’t treat you like a human being, and abuse you in every way. You don’t need to maintain any generosity or think about being filial. If you are filial, it will be blind obedience. Moreover, if you have this filial heart, you might as well be filial to your grandmother.”
The last sentence made Ji Zhenzhu feel ashamed, but she seemed to understand a little better after hearing these words, and thinking about it, it really made sense.
Wang Yuqing had some understanding of Ji Zhenzhu's personality and continued, "Don't think about repaying evil with good. That applies to people. With a family like theirs, no matter how kind you are, it's useless. Don't be so naive as to think they will change or know how good you are. Some people are just born heartless."
"You need to be clear-headed. You should repay evil with evil and teach them a lesson. They will realize that you are not easy to bully and will naturally not dare to bully you."
“If you still think about blindly obeying your parents, you will only suffer and be sad. You will not only be letting yourself down, but also the people in your family who love you. Moreover, people should live for themselves.”
Ji Zhenzhu lowered her head and remained silent, Wang Yuqing's words echoing in her ears. She even murmured, "I am the one who is wronged and sad. I am not only sorry to myself, but also to my family who love me. Moreover, one should live for oneself."
In that instant, she understood completely, and a glimmer of light appeared in her tearful eyes: "Yuqing, what you said makes sense. I've thought it through, and I understand now."
She reached out to wipe away her tears, her voice no longer humble and weak: "They treated me badly, so why should I be good to them?"
Wang Yuqing smiled with satisfaction: "Yes, you don't need to please or flatter anyone. Just remember clearly that you should be good to those who are good to you."
Ji Zhenzhu nodded vigorously, but still couldn't hold back her tears. She was filled with remorse: "I have really let myself down, I have let Grandma down. Look at me, what kind of life am I living?"
Wang Yuqing searched her memory for Ji Zhenzhu's memories, which were vague and faint, but she still roughly understood Ji Zhenzhu's fate in her previous life, which was tragic.
This made Wang Yuqing gasp. In her previous life, Ji Zhenzhu would have continued to be tormented by the Jia family. The beatings and kicks were commonplace for her because she couldn't get pregnant, but in the end, it was discovered that the one who was truly infertile was Jia Min.
Sun Guizhi, whose values were completely shattered, actually forced Ji Zhenzhu to borrow a child from a bachelor in the production team. As a result, Jia Shan, her father-in-law, found out and took the initiative to rape Ji Zhenzhu.
Driven by despair and rage, Ji Zhenzhu poisoned her in-laws and husband with rat poison during dinner one evening, killing them all.
She harbored too much resentment, which drove her mad. She grabbed a kitchen knife and hacked wildly at the three corpses, leaving them covered in blood.
The final result was that he was arrested and executed.
Wang Yuqing sighed, looking at Ji Zhenzhu with sympathy and pity, thinking to herself that she would never let such a tragedy happen.
Ji Zhenzhu looked at Wang Yuqing through tears. Seeing her pale face and somewhat dazed expression, she sobbed and asked, "Yuqing, are you feeling unwell?"
Wang Yuqing snapped out of her daze and was about to reply when Yang Hui happened to pass by the door and greeted her, "Comrade Wang Yuqing, what a coincidence."
He didn't want to look any further, but then he heard Wang Yuqing say a few things, and as a man, he felt that what she said made sense.
However, when he thought about how he was not well received by his in-laws as a man, and how his mother-in-law and wife pointed their fingers at him and scolded him, he realized that he dared not utter a word.
Ji Zhenzhu noticed a refined-looking person staring at her from across the way. Feeling ashamed, she quickly wiped away her tears.
Wang Yuqing followed her gaze and saw Yang Hui. The two greeted each other, and after saying goodbye to Ji Zhenzhu, Wang Yuqing rode away on her bicycle.
Wang Yuqing has left.
Yang Hui was still standing at the door staring at Ji Zhenzhu. It wasn't that he was deliberately staring at her in a lewd way, but she looked familiar. After thinking about it carefully, he realized that he had seen this woman once or twice before.
Both times he saw her working in the fields while staring at the sunlight, and he couldn't help but write poems, but they were so nonsensical that he didn't write them down.
Ji Zhenzhu noticed the gaze directed at her, wiped away her tears a little shyly, and gave him a slight smile.
Yang Hui thought the smile was very gentle. Although her face looked unwell and the smile seemed forced, it was still more beautiful than He Ruhua's smile at home.
He thought for a moment, how should he describe it? Usually, he either laughs rudely or grins menacingly, it's all very unrefined and ugly.
He would also exhale a foul odor from his mouth, which often made him want to vomit.
He didn't dare say it either. For example, He Ruhua could fart, but he couldn't burp, otherwise she would grab his ear and scold him for being a bad element and saying that he was clinging to her family.
However, he didn't dare to keep staring at it. He kept the Three Main Rules of Discipline and the Eight Points for Attention firmly in mind, especially since he was a teacher and a member of the "Four Categories of Elements" with bad class background.
If someone reports it, I'll probably be charged with hooliganism.
From a young age, his father taught him to be humble and never do anything out of line.
He looked away, feeling a little embarrassed. Since no one asked, he took the initiative and said, "I'm going to your brigade's school to borrow some books. I just passed by the gate. Is this your house?"
Ji Zhenzhu hummed in agreement: "My in-laws' family."
Yang Hui knew from her conversation with Wang Yuqing that this was her husband's family home.
After Ji Zhenzhu finished speaking, she asked with a hint of curiosity, "Are you a teacher?"
Yang Hui: "Yes, I am a teacher."
Ji Zhenzhu's eyes were filled with reverence: "Teacher, you are so good. Educators impart knowledge, teach skills, and resolve doubts for students. There is a saying that goes, 'A strong education makes a strong nation.' You are great."
This was the first time Yang Hui had heard someone praise him like this, while He Ruhua at home had always looked down on his status as a teacher.
He was pleased to hear this, but humbly said, "I haven't taught anyone much, so I can't be considered great."
Ji Zhenzhu then said, "You must be very tired after traveling such a long way?"
Yang Hui smiled and ran his hand through his hair: "Not tired, I'm fine."
Looking at that smile, which seemed honest and simple, Ji Zhenzhu lowered her head and said, "Okay, then I'll go back to my room."
Yang Hui hummed in agreement and stood there until Ji Zhenzhu's figure disappeared from the house before continuing on his way. He was in a rather good mood, though he didn't know why.
He borrowed the book, and on his way back, he passed by the Jia family's gate, but did not see Ji Zhenzhu.
Just then, Sun Guizhi opened the courtyard gate, splashed a basin of water, and yelled at the unfamiliar Yang Hui: "Who are you? What are you looking at? You look like a shifty-eyed fox, are you some kind of petty thief?"
Yang Hui quickly left with the books in his arms.
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