The old lady is reborn

“My grandmother told me to kneel in the sun in her yard, saying that evil spirits are afraid of the sun, and if I were exposed to the sun for a while, the evil spirits in my body would come out.

My second younger brother moved a chair and sat in the shade of the corridor, drinking tea and eating snacks and fruits. He said he would help grandmother look after me so that she could rest assured or mind her own business and not worry about me.

After my grandmother and everyone else left, he ate, drank, laughed and cursed for a while, then came over to laugh at me. It was a bright day and the sun was shining brightly, and he didn't believe that there would be any evil spirit helping me.

He said he wanted to give it a try, so he stepped hard on my fingers. By the time he moved his foot away, my hands were so painful that I couldn't feel them anymore.

I was so angry that I didn't care that my grandmother wanted me to kneel for two hours. I slowly stood up and looked at him.

He smiled happily and said that I had the courage not to kneel and just stood there waiting for him to invite my grandmother.

I gave him a hard push.

He probably didn't expect that I would dare to push him. He was so surprised that he took two steps back, but still couldn't stand firmly and fell on his back.

When his servants saw this, some followed his orders and came up to hold my arms and kneel down, while others went up to help him.

In the chaos, my mother happened to come to my grandmother's yard with some people. Seeing the servant kneeling with his hands on my arms, she didn't care about anything else and took the servants from her own yard, pulled those boys aside, and helped me away.

As we were leaving, I caught a glimpse that the bad boy from the second room had been helped up.

But in the evening he died.

They said that if he hit the back of his head, it could be a big injury or a small one. I pushed him on flat ground and he died.

My grandmother locked me up in that small courtyard. After all, she was the manager of this mansion, and everyone in the house belonged to her.

Someone was killed, and the second branch would not let it go easily. My uncle and aunt went to my parents to ask for an explanation, and also went to invite the clan leader and elders.

My grandmother said that every country has its own laws and every family has its own rules, and an evil spirit like me is a family jinx, and she wants me to pay with my life.

My parents said they would report to the police and conduct an autopsy to find out the cause of death of the second wife’s son, so as to prevent my grandmother from lynching me.

With so much pressure from both sides, my grandmother and the second wife couldn’t let me go, but they had to let my parents come in to see me once.”

When He Shao heard this, she suddenly stopped talking, so he asked, "What happened next?"

Wen Shu: "As far as I can remember, my parents took me to Jinling County, but when I think about it, it shouldn't be that easy. This matter can't just be resolved by walking away.

Maybe there’s another section missing in the middle.”

The two had lunch together again. He's mother was delighted to learn about this. Her son knew that he often went to his daughter-in-law's yard, which meant he had finally gotten the point.

He Shao had a dream that night, and just as Wen Shu had said, he returned to the courtyard where he first met little Wen Shu.

She seemed to still remember He Shao: "Why did you leave suddenly last time? It wasn't your grandmother who asked you to come, so it was my parents?"

He Shao shook his head subconsciously: "No, if you must say that you were entrusted by someone, then it was you when you grew up?"

Wen Shu looked at him in shock, but then said, "If what you said is true, I will not die this time."

Suddenly he asked again, "Am I not grown up now? When will I be considered grown up?

You are such a liar, why would I ask you to save me when I grow up?! I don't even know you! How did you get here?"

He Shao: ...

We got to know each other later.

It came to me in a dream.

You will be my wife in the future.

Forget it, I dare not tell the truth.

He Shao had no choice but to ask her: "Should I take you out and hand you over to your parents?"

She shook her head and said, "My parents have already reported me to the police, and they were going to have me put in jail.

But my grandmother, uncle and aunt would not allow it, saying that my father was an official and that officials protected each other. Moving me to prison would be like transplanting flowers and trees.

They brought their servants and clansmen with them, and the two sides became deadlocked again.

My maid wrote on the paper ball that was thrown into the courtyard wall: Now the government office, clan members, my parents, uncle, aunt, and grandmother are all waiting for the coroner to perform the autopsy.

My uncle and aunt refused to allow an autopsy the first two days, but now they have given in. I cannot escape at this juncture. If I escape, I won’t be able to explain myself clearly.”

He Shao: "Then I'll go out and take a look." Anyway, no one can see him except her.

This feeling is extremely wonderful.

The place with the brightest lights was the tense hall, where people on both sides maintained a calmness that was about to break out.

He Shao found a chair for himself to sit on.

The coroner's autopsy result was poisoning. The eldest son of the family breathed a sigh of relief. The second son of the family didn't believe it at first, but the coroner's words were well-reasoned and some of the symptoms matched, so they couldn't help but believe it a little.

Afterwards, He Shao followed the people from the government office, watching them investigate the case during the day, and returning to the courtyard at night to tell Wen Shu what was happening outside.

Finally, it was discovered that the second concubine was resentful of Wenshu's aunt and took it out on her son.

Due to a dispute between his wives and concubines, the second brother died.

Although the matter was clarified, grandmother and uncle and aunt did not want to release Wen Shu.

There was no apparent reason to keep her locked up, so they had to act quick and send someone to kill Wen Shu before the truth came out and she could be released.

He Shao was waiting here with ease.

He hid in the dark and dealt with three guys who kept coming for the little girl. Then the little girl's parents finally came to take Wen Shu away.

Before that, Wen Shu looked at him in surprise: "You are so capable!"

He Shao thought to himself, although I am a boy now, they can't see me, and I was scared to death while fighting.

Thinking of this, I felt a little embarrassed: "They are in the light and I am in the dark. They can't see me, so I took advantage of them by catching them off guard."

But after all, he was praised, and couldn't help but say: "My father is a general of the cavalry, and what I learned since I was a child are all useful practical combat..."

The little girl hugged her knees and listened, her big eyes shining like stars and moons... If she grows up, I can still praise her by saying "You are so capable!"... I must practice hard when I go back and win the first place in the martial arts...

……

Wenshu's mother blamed herself very much, as they could have set off for Jinling County earlier.

Just because she didn't want her grandmother, uncle and aunt to take over the family business, she took the time to slowly transfer the shops, farms and fields that should have belonged to the eldest branch of the family into her hands.

Fortunately, the eldest son had the account books, letters, business contracts and other documents left behind when Wenshu's grandfather passed away. It clearly showed that the family business was to be inherited by the eldest son.

This time the clan leaders and elders were all present, and the two families had completely fallen out. Wen Shu's parents took out these certificates and demanded that their grandmother return the part of the property that she held.