Even if you belong to a demonic sect, you still have to bring glory to the country.

Chapter 5: A mother who pretends to be poor, a father who is the richest man, and a pitiful woman.

The Wu family remained silent.

No one answered her.

Li Sui and the Wu family have a very good relationship. Just how good?
Li Ping has been living here for over ten years; she's practically become sworn sisters with Wu's mother.

Aside from the time when no one could dissuade Wu Yang from marrying the rice cooker, Wu's mother would usually talk to Li Ping about anything.

Li Sui walked in and saw that there was still a belly full of rice hidden in the body of his 'sister-in-law', steaming hot, obviously just cooked.

Li Sui carefully straightened the rice cooker, then held the handle to the top of the pot for a long time. Judging from the wound, it was obvious that it had been dropped to cause such a large break.

Li Sui sighed: "Why take your anger out on your sister-in-law when you're having a good argument? To be honest, she's served you all so diligently and without complaint, is that wrong?"

Wu's mother and father twitched their lips.

Li Sui: "You're just taking advantage of the fact that your sister-in-law can't speak."

Wu Yang walked over with a sullen face. "I broke it. It didn't cook the rice properly today, and my dad kept saying I married a cheap knock-off. I got so angry that I..."

Li Sui looked at Wu Yang disapprovingly: "Brother, I'm not trying to be mean, but hitting a woman—hitting a rice cooker, what kind of man are you? No matter how badly your sister-in-law is treated, you can't take it out on her. It's only been half a year, have you already set your sights on another rice cooker?"

Wu Yang: "How could I possibly be that kind of person!"

A hint of shame appeared on his face: "I was wrong. I shouldn't have treated it like that. It was already a disservice for it to marry into my family. I couldn't even give it a proper wedding back then."

He walked over and saw the broken handle. "I'll take it to the shop to get it fixed later."

Let's see if it can be fixed.

Wu's parents' eyelids were twitching.

A proper wedding?

The couple who had their wedding at home have been feeling ashamed and embarrassed in their neighborhood for the past six months!
Most importantly, there's also Li Sui joining in, fanning the flames!
Li Sui also looked at Wu's father, speaking earnestly: "Uncle Wu, although I'm an outsider, I'll say something fair. My sister-in-law hasn't enjoyed much happiness since marrying into your family, and she still serves you every day. How can you look down on her because of her humble origins? Yes, she can't compare to those from prestigious families like Meidi and Dali, but she is still—"

Before he could finish speaking, Wu's father, expressionless, raised his hand to interrupt him: "Get out!"

Since his son started acting strangely, he has learned to calm down from his initial rage. Today, he only lost his temper because he hadn't been able to eat.

Otherwise, he wouldn't be so harsh on his daughter-in-law—ugh! It's just that this rice cooker is of poor quality!
Li Sui left in a huff.

Back home, the weaver stopped looking at her tablet and stood by the window, gazing at the scenery outside the community. Her expression was calm, and it was unclear what she was thinking.

The Li family lives on the fifth floor, and from the window in the living room, they can only see the view of the community below.

Li Sui was shocked: "You've finished reading?"

There's so much content, how could the weaver possibly read it all?

Weaver turned her head and smiled brightly: "Of course not, it's just that I've been overwhelmed by too many shocks at once and don't know what to do, so I'm stopping to calm down."

This is true.

The impact of modernity is something that people in ancient times could not have imagined.

Li Sui wasn't a top student, so she couldn't offer any psychological counseling and could only let Zhi Niang learn and cope on her own.

Li Sui scratched his head. "It's 11:30 now. I'll order takeout."

"Takeout..." the weaver murmured, "Was the food delivered to my home?"

It seems the word "takeout" appeared in the information I just saw.

Li Sui nodded: "Yes."

Knowing what the Weaver liked to eat, she didn't ask the Weaver and ordered a little bit of everything.

Considering the weaver's appetite, even after using various discounts and coupons, it still cost over a hundred yuan.

Li Sui grinned. She could spend those hundred-odd yuan in five days if she was careful.

She hasn't been working much since graduating, occasionally taking on childcare jobs in the neighborhood.

Because Li Ping first made her work hard for a year to pass the civil service exam.

The ultimate goal for every student is either to take the civil service exam or to pursue postgraduate studies.

Li Sui felt she had no talent. She wasn't good at studying, and Li Ping naively hoped that Li Sui could make a name for herself in such a difficult task as taking the civil service exam.

If things don't go well this year, Li Sui will start thinking about what to do next.

Now that there's an extra weaver, she needs to figure out how to settle her down first.

It's definitely not possible to raise her. Over the years, Li Ping has struggled to raise Li Sui with all the money she's saved. She even paid for her university education and saved up a down payment for a house for her. Li Sui has always known about this money, and Li Ping has never hidden it from her.

If we exclude that, then we really have no money.

Whether what Li Ping said was true or not, Li Sui had to find a way.

While waiting for her takeout, Li Sui suspiciously searched for information about her biological father, who was supposedly still alive.

Wen Haotian, the richest man in Bincheng.

His name does sound like the arrogant rich kid, and he's quite famous.

He took over the family business after his parents passed away more than a decade ago, and it has been thriving ever since. He has finally turned his parents' legacy as the second richest man in Bincheng into the number one—because the original number one was involved in illegal industries and was sanctioned by the state.

He married his wife, who was twenty years younger than him, just two years ago.

Wen Haotian has been married three times.

Information about her first marriage is scarce, and the media hasn't been able to gather much information. If what Li Ping said is true, then it's probably her.

His second wife gave birth to two sons, but they later divorced due to differences in their beliefs, and the sons stayed with him.

Her third wife is her current young and beautiful wife.

His wife was a minor celebrity, incredibly beautiful, and gave birth to a son for Wen Hao as soon as they married.

Li Sui discovered that she and Wen Haotian didn't look alike at all. However, because her young wife's son was a celebrity, she posted a photo of him when he was six months old.

She looks almost exactly like Li Sui when she was a child.

Li Sui: “…”

She touched her face.

He couldn't help but exclaim, "Damn!"

So Li Ping wasn't just bragging?

The weaver leaned closer, her voice sweet and charming, and pointed to the baby's photo on her phone, saying pointedly, "Master, doesn't this child look a bit like you?"

He could be her half-brother, how could he not look like him?
However, Li Sui remained silent for the time being.

Judging from Li Ping's attitude, she still wants to go back to the Li family to take a look. She definitely doesn't want Li Sui to acknowledge her scumbag father.

Li Sui didn't cause any trouble; she was just curious and searched for some gossip.

Just then, the takeout arrived.

Li Sui went to open the door to get her takeout, and two WeChat messages popped up on her phone.

[Li Sui, I have a job for you. Be a stunt double for actress Zhou Jiao. It's only three days of filming, paid daily, 1000 yuan a day.]

[This Zhou Jiao is no ordinary person. Her older sister, Zhou Zhi, married the richest man in Bincheng two years ago. They're a genuine wealthy family, and they're very generous. If we weren't close, I wouldn't have been able to get this job for you.]