Go, Shulin! Knock some sense into this disgusting uncle’s head! If he can stop neglecting his own daughter, he’s somewhat redeemable (though still scummy).
Thank you for the chapter ❤
He deserves the most retribution out of all of the side characters! Not only he indirectly murdered someone, all mistakes actually trace back to him!!!
This chapter about little Liang Zhou’s past is really heartbreaking…
Uh, this is an awkward timing to mention this in a comment (lol), but I disagree with Yu Shulin who said “It’s no use going to the hospital just for a headache.” For normal tension headaches, this is true. But if you ever have a severe migraine that feels like your head is going to implode or maybe like knives/needles are moving around inside your brain (a migraine that’s worse than normal), it’s probably better to call the ambulance immediately. When I graduated from high school, my older sister was also graduating from college, so my parents were very stressed out. My mom chose to attend my graduation, and she took responsibility for throwing me a big party. At the same time, my scumbag brother-in-law chose to make trouble at the party and he said some awful things that stimulated my mom. She ended up getting a severe migraine, but because of the situation, and it was normal for her to get migraines when very stressed, she felt like she couldn’t leave and had to remain to be a party host. Later, she found time to visit the emergency room, because the headache seemed to linger longer than normal. The doctors said that she’d had a mini stroke, which ended up affecting her vision semi-permanently (for several years). Her eyesight is fine now after a long time of taking medication. But my mom’s example shows that it’s possible for a headache to actually be a stroke, and you should seek medical attention if your headache is either extremely severe, long lasting, or happens frequently.
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Never done anything wicked towards your children?? HUUUUUUUUUH??
Shulin with the comebacks, buuuurn LOL
Thanks for the chapter ❤️
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Yeah that part when they insulting each other using Liang Zhou are so funny XD
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Go, Shulin! Knock some sense into this disgusting uncle’s head! If he can stop neglecting his own daughter, he’s somewhat redeemable (though still scummy).
Thank you for the chapter ❤
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Well Yan Wei’s will finally [officially] out of the story next chapter though so don’t worry 😀
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🙏🙏🙏Thank you very much for this chapter❣️❣️❣️
❤️🥰This story is so good❣️❣️❣️
😆😂🤣
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He deserves the most retribution out of all of the side characters! Not only he indirectly murdered someone, all mistakes actually trace back to him!!!
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This chapter about little Liang Zhou’s past is really heartbreaking…
Uh, this is an awkward timing to mention this in a comment (lol), but I disagree with Yu Shulin who said “It’s no use going to the hospital just for a headache.” For normal tension headaches, this is true. But if you ever have a severe migraine that feels like your head is going to implode or maybe like knives/needles are moving around inside your brain (a migraine that’s worse than normal), it’s probably better to call the ambulance immediately. When I graduated from high school, my older sister was also graduating from college, so my parents were very stressed out. My mom chose to attend my graduation, and she took responsibility for throwing me a big party. At the same time, my scumbag brother-in-law chose to make trouble at the party and he said some awful things that stimulated my mom. She ended up getting a severe migraine, but because of the situation, and it was normal for her to get migraines when very stressed, she felt like she couldn’t leave and had to remain to be a party host. Later, she found time to visit the emergency room, because the headache seemed to linger longer than normal. The doctors said that she’d had a mini stroke, which ended up affecting her vision semi-permanently (for several years). Her eyesight is fine now after a long time of taking medication. But my mom’s example shows that it’s possible for a headache to actually be a stroke, and you should seek medical attention if your headache is either extremely severe, long lasting, or happens frequently.
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