I Was Called a Poor Widow, But I Relied on My Supernatural Powers To Fight Back In Ancient Times

Chapter 249 Let’s change it

But the eldest brother can do nothing and only need to study with his father, and he can get a lot of praise.

 He understands that because the eldest brother is the eldest son, he will take on the responsibility of the Bai family in the future, and he has no complaints about this.

But the eldest brother and the others cannot take advantage of all the benefits. He, the second brother, can't even drink soup.

Even his wife and daughter worked with him as cattle and horses for the eldest brother's family.

 Obviously living in the same family, he and his eldest brother live at two extremes.

 A landowner and a long-term worker.

 He once resented that he was ranked lower. If he were the eldest son, would his treatment be different?

 But later he understood that this was the result of his parents' favoritism.

If parents are not partial, shouldn't the eldest brother, as the eldest son, have to bear more?

He is the pillar of his father's training and the patriarch of the clan. How can he be qualified to sit on the position of the clan leader if he has no sense of responsibility?

Now he has not even fulfilled his responsibilities as an elder brother. It would be a shame if a person could be a good patriarch, let alone his responsibilities as an upright person.

Thinking of this, Bai Yungui's heart moved. Since his eldest brother has suppressed him all these years, why can't he fight back?

“Dad, do you really want me to switch with my eldest brother?”

Hearing his son's question suddenly, the old patriarch was startled and looked at him with squinted eyes.

Before he could speak, the door to Bai Yunsong and his wife opened.

“Second brother, you are back. Mrs. Zheng, go and prepare some dishes. Today, my father and I will have a nice drink with my second brother. We were just busy with our work before. We, father and son, haven’t sat down and had a good chat for a long time.”

Bai Yunsong said, as if he just realized that his second brother was kneeling on the ground, and quickly helped him up.

“You’re fine, why are you still kneeling? If you stand up and talk, can dad still embarrass you?”

The old patriarch narrowed his eyes as he watched the elder couple acting, but he didn't say anything to stop them.

Bai Yungui stood up and grabbed his eldest brother's wrist.

“Brother, what do you think of dad’s proposal? I think we can give it a try, so that we brothers can experience each other’s lives.”

Seeing his second brother staring at him with burning eyes, Bai Yunsong opened his mouth. For a moment, he didn't know how to argue.

“You are a mixed bag, your elder brother is kind enough to help you up, why don’t you know what’s good for you?”

Old lady Bai was leaning on a cane and glaring at her second son with reproach in her eyes.

Looking at everyone's silence, Mrs. Zheng blinked.

“Oh mother, their brothers are joking, don’t take it seriously. Let’s pack some dishes for them and let them have a drink and talk to each other.”

Bai Yungui looked at his sister-in-law with a smile that was uglier than crying.

“Sister-in-law, do you want me to make a joke? Or do you and your eldest brother know that farm work is too tiring and you don’t want to exchange it at all?”

 Zheng: “…”

 Shameless things that don’t even know how to get down the stairs.

“What the hell, do you really want to be the boss? You’ve been facing the earth with your back to the sky every day for these years. What do you know?”

The old lady saw the eldest and his wife being choked and their faces turned red, and she immediately felt heartbroken. She glared at the second eldest and stabbed the second son **** the ground twice with her cane.

"You two don't have to worry about outside things. You only need to take care of the fields at home. It only takes a little effort. How can it be so pretentious?"

Bai Yungui's eyebrows were drooped. After listening to his mother's words, he raised his head and looked at them, his eyes full of doubts.

 (End of this chapter)