The wicked mother-in-law doesn't try to whitewash herself; she only abuses her awful children.

Grandma Luo was stunned, her head throbbing with pain, her palms bleeding from being rubbed raw, and she cried out in anger, supporting herself on the ground.

Too bully.

Taking advantage of her inattention, he knocked her eight feet away. Does Widow Tong practice Iron Head Kung Fu?

She doted on her daughter-in-law so much when she gave birth to a girl, and rushed over to protect her.

If her daughter-in-law was pregnant with a girl and was hit by a car and miscarried, she would burn incense for that person.

Tong Dajiao is truly an insult to the image of the old lady of Qinghewan.

After bumping into Granny Luo, Tong Dajiao smoothed her hair like a hermit monk. Had Granny Luo forgotten that she was also one of the most troublesome shrewish women in Qinghe Bay?

“My Chunwang is still a child, what does he know?” Granny Luo cried loudly. “Why don’t you say that Chen Sufeng was blind and bumped into Chunwang?” Granny Luo said, enduring the excruciating pain in the back of her head.

Still being stubborn.

“Aunt Luo, Chunwang is just a child, yet he already knows how to kill people? He’ll be even more unruly when he grows up. Have you forgotten Xu Si? He’s been mischievous since he was a child. Now he’s been exiled to Lingnan, and I heard he contracted malaria recently. I don’t know if he’s alive or dead now,” Gu Daqiao said. “If you don’t take care of him, just like Hong said, he’ll be in court sooner or later.”

"Xiaolong disciplined him out of friendship, because he couldn't stand seeing him go astray. Instead of being grateful for this great act of kindness, you're throwing a tantrum here. You're not even as good as a child. You should be preparing generous gifts to apologize and express your gratitude to Aunt Tong."

Gu Daqiao used to rarely go out, but now he's the manager of Tong Huaqiong's weaving workshop. With a career, a man's back straightens; he stood in the crowd, leaning on his cane, angrily rebuking Granny Luo.

Gu Daqiao's words instantly elevated Xiaolong's desperate beating of Chunwang to the point that it wasn't to avenge Chen Sufeng, but to guide Chunwang onto the right path.

That's why Gu Daqiao was the most promising scholar in the Gu family before Gu Jingzhe; his critical thinking skills were unmatched by ordinary people.

Tong Huaqiong thought to herself that Gu Daqiao was not only a senior engineer, but also a top debater.

Granny Luo was furious; it was clearly her grandson who had been wronged.

Tong Pandi added, "Brother Daqiao, it's no use telling her this. Chunwang usually steals chickens and dogs, and now he's even plotting to harm others. It's all because Aunt Luo indulges him. This is what they mean by 'like father, like son.'"

At this point, the villagers began to criticize Granny Luo.

"Fortunately, Su Fen is in good health. If it were anyone else, they would have died along with their unborn child. Granny Luo, your grandson wouldn't just have gotten a beating; he would have had his head chopped off."

“Your daughter-in-law and granddaughter are all working for Aunt Dashu and earning wages, but you don’t know how to be grateful. Instead, you repay kindness with enmity.”

When Granny Luo heard this, she got angry. Everyone knew that her daughter-in-law and granddaughter worked at Tong Huaqiong's pig farm, but no one believed that Tong Huaqiong was withholding their wages. Not only did she lose two laborers, but she was also accused of being ungrateful.

At this moment, Granny Luo secretly regretted that her grandson hadn't run over Chen Sufeng.

Tong Huaqiong didn't say anything, but got up and walked around Luo Pozi and Chunwang respectively.

Granny Luo and Chunwang let out screams like pigs being slaughtered.

Everyone looked and saw that Tong Huaqiong's shoe had run over Chunwang's hand and Granny Luo's hand.

Their hands were instantly covered in blood; it was likely that their fingers had been broken by that one stomp.

"Widow Tong, you're stomping on me and Chunwang so hard, are you trying to kill us?" Granny Luo howled, asking tremblingly.

Tong Huaqiong said with a smile, "Did I step on you? I was just walking peacefully in the village, and you guys forced your hands into the soles of my shoes."

"You," Granny Luo said, speechless.

Tong Huaqiong looked at everyone and said, "Everyone, according to what Granny Luo just said, did Granny Luo and Chunwang forcefully put their hands under my feet while I was walking normally?"

Everyone blatantly lied and nodded vigorously.

"Yep."

"That's it, I saw it." Granny Luo was furious.

"Have you all had your eyes stepped on by the soles of your shoes? Making baseless accusations against people."

Those money-grubbing bastards in the village are blatantly lying.

She really wanted to just roll her eyes and pretend to be dead, but she couldn't; her eldest grandson was still wailing beside her.

Tong Huaqiong, carrying a stick, peered into the private school.

Logically speaking, with such loud noises and wails, it's impossible that Master Su couldn't have heard them.

Xiaolong and Chunwang are both students at the private school, so this matter actually needs to be resolved by Master Su.

Tong Huaqiong wanted to give Granny Luo a severe punishment, which was to have Master Su take this opportunity to expel Chunwang from the private school, thus cutting off Granny Luo's eldest grandson's hopes for the imperial examinations.

When Granny Luo saw Tong Huaqiong looking into the private school, she realized that her grandson and Xiaolong were both students there. Since the villagers were blind and sided with Widow Tong, then let Master Su preside over the justice.

Although Master Su was close to Widow Tong's family, it didn't stop Granny Luo from believing that Master Su was the most just and impartial person. The reason was that last time Liu Tong's son fought with Yao Zu, Master Su punished Yao Zu.

In Granny Luo's mind, this meant that Master Su was not afraid of offending Tong Huaqiong.

“Master Su, Master Su, your student Chunwang is about to be beaten to death! Please come out and uphold justice!”

"Master Su, why haven't you come out yet?"

"If you don't come out, I'm going to bang on the door."

Granny Luo stood in front of the private school before Tong Huaqiong and looked inside, shouting in a loud, booming voice.

"Stop shouting, it's too noisy."

Master Su walked out in full view of everyone.

"Hello, Master Su." Tong Huaqiong greeted Master Su.

“Master Su, look at Widow Tong, who is bullying my Chunwang with her brood of children. She’s falsely accusing him of hitting Sufen. If he really did hit Sufen, how could Sufen have given birth to her child safely and healthily?”

“You are Chunwang’s teacher, you have to stand up for Chunwang, otherwise other children in the school will follow suit and slander people without any basis, and beat their classmates to death.”

Granny Luo bent over and grabbed Master Su, trying to twist the truth and demand that Master Su uphold justice.

Tong Huaqiong didn't say a word because she knew that since Master Su had come out, she had to take care of this matter, and since Master Su wanted to take care of it, she would definitely get a satisfactory result.

A man like Master Su, who could not tolerate any wrongdoing, would protect and educate his students if they made forgivable mistakes.

But Chunwang clearly did not commit an unforgivable mistake; he intended to kill someone.

"Master Su, look at my Chunwang, look at my hands." Granny Luo wiped her tears and snot on the sole of her shoe, and choked up.

Master Su avoided Granny Luo and said with a serious expression to Chunwang, who was crying on the ground, "Chunwang, I ask you, did you bump into Man'er's mother this morning?"

Chunwang stopped crying with a sudden cry.

"No, Chunwang didn't. Even if they bumped into each other, it would have been the two of them bumping into each other."

Seeing that her grandson was clearly afraid of Master Su, Granny Luo answered for Chunwang.

Master Su continued, staring at Chunwang, "Chunwang, if you don't tell the truth, you don't need to come tomorrow." (End of Chapter)