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

Chapter 75 Can Parents Learn from Me?
Li Sui received a message from Li Ping afterward, informing her which hospital Wu Yang and the others were at.

When they arrived at the location, Wu Yang had already woken up.

In the silent ward, Wu's mother silently shed tears, while Wu's father looked out the window with a look of disappointment and frustration.

Wu Yang stared blankly at the white ceiling, lost in thought.

"Yang-ge? Yang-ge, are you alright, Yang-ge?"

The mournful sound broke the silence of the ward. The three people looked in the direction of the sound and saw Li Sui carrying a broken rice cooker into the ward.

Wu's mother was stunned, and Wu Xingguo's eyes twitched. He really wanted to point at Li Sui's nose and curse her, but in the end he didn't have the courage.

Wu Yang looked at Li Sui, his eyes losing their former luster.

His first sight was of the rice cooker, which had suffered a terrible wreckage. "It...it's in this state..."

"is not that right?"

Li Sui wiped away the tears from the corner of her eye, which showed no trace of tears, and touched the rice cooker: "When I got there, my sister-in-law was like this. It seemed hopeless. Yang-ge, what should we do? Should we give her a grand funeral, or should we take her back to her parents' home for a second chance?"

Wu Yang stared blankly: "Well... let's just have a funeral. I couldn't keep it, neither could my girlfriend, nor my wife..."

His tone was wistful, as if he had lost all attachment to the world.

These words sent a chill down Li Sui's spine.

She turned to look at Wu Xingguo and his mother, Shen Cuixin, her face darkening: "Speak, what happened this time?! This isn't the first time Yang-ge has fainted. Haven't you learned your lesson from last time?"

Shen Cuixin silently shed tears, seemingly unsure how to answer, and turned her face away.

Wu Xingguo twitched his lips, and Li Sui pointed at him: "Come on, Uncle Wu, it's you. You're the one who causes the most trouble in the Wu family. Last time it was because of you!"

Wu Xingguo: “…”

He finally retorted defiantly, "This is our family matter, it's none of your business."

Li Sui: "Okay."

She sent a message to Li Ping, and after a while, Shen Cuixin's phone rang. Shen Cuixin heard Li Ping say to her on the other end of the phone, "Put it on speakerphone."

Shen Cuixin timidly turned on the speakerphone.

Then Li Sui and everyone in the ward heard Li Ping's loud and forceful curse: "Wu Xingguo, you bastard! If it weren't for my advice that your son would have died long ago, you weren't afraid even that one time. You're only satisfied when you've driven him to his death?"

"You think it's fashionable for an older person to bury their younger one? Do you treat him like a son or an enemy? What kind of father are you?"

"Do you think you can't live without him getting married and having that grandson? Besides, isn't all this your own doing? If you had let him get married happily back then, none of this would have happened. Now you both deserve to suffer whatever trouble comes your way."

Li Ping's scathing rebuke left Wu Xingguo fuming.

This made Shen Cuixin cry even harder.

Li Sui frowned as she listened.

Ultimately, Wu Yang's actions must have stemmed from some underlying mental issues.

—He was driven insane.

Wu Yang was the perfect child from a young age. Wu Xingguo and Shen Cuixin raised him very well. The problem was that the two of them were too controlling.

Especially Wu Hsing-kuo.

From a young age, Wu Yang was completely controlled and had no freedom. Li Sui had lived here for almost twenty years, which is no exaggeration.

She watched Yang Ge grow up!

Wu Yang was about ten years old at that time, the age to start junior high school. He was excellent in both character and academics, and he greeted everyone with a sweet smile, being polite and sensible.

At that time, Li Ping had just moved in and his favorite person was Wu Yang, so he gradually got to know the Wu family and became familiar with them.

Later, Li Ping discovered that Wu Xingguo's control over Wu Yang was becoming increasingly unreasonable. Wu Xingguo was the one issuing the orders, and Shen Cuixin was the one strictly carrying them out.

Wu Yang had to get his family's permission for how long he finished his homework, when he should rest, what he should do, and what he should eat each day.

Wu Yang was intelligent, and his intelligence as a child was praised by everyone. The praise made Wu Xingguo so proud that he lost his mind. In order to make Wu Yang develop into the outstanding person he imagined, his desire to control him became more and more serious.

Li Sui's most vivid memory is that Wu Yang was only allowed to go out alone to watch a movie with his classmates when he was in his senior year of high school.

Wu Hsing-kuo believed that these things were frivolous and detrimental to one's ambition.

Li Sui had always had one impression of Wu Yang: a quiet, kind neighbor.

At the beginning, Li Ping and Li Sui were both outsiders who had moved in. Who had the right to interfere in other people's affairs?

When Wu Yang returned after completing his postgraduate studies, he naturally brought back an excellent girlfriend.

Here comes the problem.

Wu Xingguo disagreed.

Because they had their eye on a girl introduced by a relative, they forced Wu Yang to break up with his girlfriend and be with her.

Even though the girl was equally outstanding, just because she was from out of town and lived too far away, and because she intentionally wanted Wu Yang to buy a house and work hard in another city, the Wu couple thought she was trying to abduct their son.

At that time, Wu Yang had been controlled by his parents since childhood and had no autonomy. He seemed not to know how to resist his parents; he simply said no.

The consequence was that he got beaten up.

The girl was also proud and arrogant. After being tormented twice, she realized that Wu's parents were difficult to deal with. Although she was heartbroken, she still decisively broke up with them.

Because of this incident, and with Li Ping's help, the blind date arranged by the relative fell through, and Wu Yang also worked in another city for a few years to ease his mind.

It wasn't until his second wife was brought home that a fierce war broke out.

On his first day back, Wu Xingguo pointed at Wu Yang and started cursing.

The rest is predictable.

The second relationship had progressed to the point of marriage, and Wu Yang liked her very much, but it was still forced to end.

Li Sui guessed that Wu Yang had started having some problems around this time. When Li Sui greeted him, he seemed a little dazed.

Less than a year later, news came that the girl was engaged to someone else.

Then Wu Yang committed suicide.

Whether he committed suicide because of love or not, Li Sui doesn't think it's very likely.

He was more affected by the news, which reminded him of the Wu family's affairs over the years. All of these events combined finally became the last straw that broke the camel's back.

He was never taught what true freedom is in the first thirty years of his life.

His parents were his only support, and his personality from a young age destined him to be weak.

He couldn't bring himself to leave his parents and walk away.

Therefore, the most intense form of resistance he could think of was...

It's about not wanting to take my own life.

Li Ping, with the speakerphone on, was still firing off messages.

"Can parents learn from me? When Li Sui brought a woman home before, I felt like the sky was falling, but I still thought it was her freedom. See how open-minded I am!"

Li Sui: “…”

Ok? !

What nonsense are you spouting!
(End of this chapter)