The unscrupulous system forced me to frantically test the small black room

"It's a good coincidence that your uncle is here. Ask him to judge the situation. Why is he looking for a man instead of a good woman?" Taoci said angrily.

Zhu Shuo raised his eyebrows when he heard this.

"What, the older one is coming out too?"

"I saw my nephew's boyfriend's well-developed muscles on the trending searches and thought about coming over to the front row to eat some melon. I didn't expect that he was actually a man," said Zhu Shuo.

"You two are both bad students. I would rather you stay unmarried in your forties like your uncle than find a man." Taoci said.

Upon hearing this, Zhu Shuo stretched out his hand and handed it to Tao Ci. Tao Ci was confused by Zhu Shuo's action.

"See? Such a big, golden wedding ring." Zhu Shuo said.

Taoci was stunned, his expression full of confusion.

"Isn't this just a gold ring?" said Taoci.

"I've been married for more than ten years and wearing my wedding ring, and you're still standing there like that."

Zhu Shuo laughed, put out his cigar on the table, and picked up a grape that was scattered on the edge of the table and put it in his mouth.

"Look, even your uncle, who is so unreliable, has already married and lived a good life. Can you learn from him?"

"There is no homosexual gene in my Tao family. Is there anyone of your generation who is homosexual? How come you two are the only ones to become homosexual?" Tao Ci sighed.

Zhu Shuo on the side raised his hand with a smile in his eyes.

“I’m sorry, people say nephews look like their uncles, I’m afraid he learned from me,” said Zhu Shuo.

"What do you mean?" Taoci's eyes widened.

"Literally, I'm gay," Zhu Shuo said.

Tao Ci's legs went weak and he took a step back, his eyes moving from Zhu Shuo to Tao Li and Tao Zhi lying on the ground.

For a moment, I just felt that this world was too absurd, with three corners in one room.

"You really want to make me die of anger here tonight." Taoci said.

"So the situation you're in now is because you, my brother-in-law, are trying to break up the couple, right?"

"What are you worried about? Your child's happiness? Other people's opinions? Or the Tao family's reputation and offspring?" Zhu Shuo asked.

"Of course I want them to be happy, but if they are gay, how can I be worthy of your sister who carried them for ten months and gave birth to them?"

"Your sister passed away early, and I raised them all by myself. Is it because my way of education was wrong that they went down the wrong path?"

"If your sister were here, things wouldn't be like this today."

The corners of Taoci's eyes turned red and there was moisture in his pupils. His original anger dissipated and turned into sadness and self-doubt. He sat down on the chair weakly, as if he had aged several years in an instant.

“What if my sister doesn’t blame them for being gay?” Zhu Shuo said.

"Did your sister know that you were a lesbian before she left?" There was some confusion in Taoci's eyes.

"Yes. I confessed to her as soon as I became an adult. She cried all night and said something to me the next morning."

"She said, as long as you feel happy, then whichever path you take is the right one."

"My sister cried all night not because her only relative was a perverted homosexual who was looked down upon by society, but because she was afraid that I would be looked down upon and scolded in the future."

"Even so, she chose to support my decision."

"Because when others scold me or laugh at me, she will stand up and scold me back for me instead of questioning me, scolding me or even beating me like others do." Zhu Shuo said, putting away his nonchalant look.

Taoci was stunned for a moment, the belt in his hand fell to the ground, and his fingers trembled slightly.

"The two boys have grown up. They are no longer at the age where you need to tell them the correct answer."

Taoci pursed her lips, enduring the pain and unbearableness in her heart, and the tears in the corners of her eyes never fell.

"I am old, and I can no longer see the path you young people are taking, but I am afraid you will go the wrong way."

"Stop talking. Ali, just stay here and think about it carefully for a few days. I will think about it carefully too." Taoci said.

Zhu Shuo saw that Tao Ci had lost his previous anger and knew that he had given in. As for putting Tao Li in solitary confinement, he could do nothing to help.

Zhu Shuo bent down and grabbed Tao Li's arm, helping him to stand up. Tao Zhi was still lying on the ground in a crooked octopus posture.

"Thank you, uncle." Tao Li said.

Zhu Shuo helped Tao Li brush off the dust on his body.

"You too. You didn't even call me to ask for help with such a big thing. If your aunt hadn't seen it on her phone, I wouldn't have known about it." Zhu Shuo was helpless.

Tao Zhi, lying on the ground in pain all over, asked: Does anyone still remember me who was injured by mistake?

"That's it. I didn't get any food here, so I'll just go home and let my wife cook noodles for me."

"I'll bring your sister-in-law over to show you when I get a chance, brother-in-law. Remember not to have a stern face, he's timid."

Zhu Shuo waved his hand and walked out, just as cool and casual as when he came, and when he left he didn't even take a cloud with him, just like an NPC just going through the motions.

Tao Li helped Tao Zhi up. Tao Zhi grimaced in pain. His waist had not yet fully healed, and there were several belt marks on his body.

"Then I'm leaving too. Don't ask me to join in on such dinners next time." Tao Zhi said with a smile.