1970s: A hot-tempered wife who accompanied a soldier to the military compound and made a fortune.

Chapter 179 You Still Think the House Isn't Messy Enough?
Liu's mother also realized that her question was somewhat foolish: "It's all my fault, I'm useless. Look what I've done to you."

She simply couldn't bring herself to say the words "arguing with someone".

After all, if her parents weren't so useless, she, a young woman, wouldn't have needed to step up.

Chu Xue knew without a doubt that she was about to repeat the same old story, so she quickly interrupted, "Anyway, we won't be staying in the old house for more than a few days, so this is good, to prevent them from intentionally or unintentionally trying to get close to us."

She did have an element of ulterior motive today, after all, the Liu family is so poor they can barely afford to eat, and the old couple are hoping to ease tensions with the second branch of the family, so how could she possibly give them that opportunity?

Seeing that there was nothing more to do with their second branch of the family, they said, "Let's go. You shouldn't stay here either. Go and talk to my sister. I'm worried about leaving her alone over there."

Upon hearing this, Liu's mother felt a wave of fear. Fortunately, her eldest daughter had moved to the new house. If Xia Qiu had been home earlier and had bumped into her, she would have been filled with regret.

When the mother and daughter came out, they saw Qiu Shaofeng protecting Xia Qiu standing outside the crowd.

Xia Qiu quickly stepped forward: "Mom, are you alright?"

Afraid that they would worry, Liu's mother quickly waved her hand: "It's alright, Chuxue came back in time. Du Erya was just about to make a move when Chuxue caught her red-handed."

Qiu Shaofeng followed back, intending to make an appearance, but was stopped by a look from Chu Xue.

She knew her sister-in-law meant well; after all, the one causing trouble was a woman, and it would be difficult for a grown man like her to handle the situation.

What he didn't expect was that his sister-in-law was not only strong, but also incredibly skilled. He couldn't help but think: when I get back, I have to tell my family what happened today. Not for any other reason than to deter those in the family who want to bully my wife, so that one day my sister-in-law might come knocking on the door in a fit of anger and blame me for not warning them.

Chu Xue looked at her eldest sister: "Didn't I tell you not to come back?" Xia Qiu knew her sister was worried about her: "I was just worried about you guys. I was thinking that if something happened, I would call Uncle Liangzi over to help."

Qiu Shaofeng quickened his pace: "After you threw her out, I saw her coming over, so I've been watching over her ever since."

Chu Xue glanced at her brother-in-law, who was protecting her sister, and felt even more satisfied with him. At least he was a loving husband who knew how to protect his sister.

After they left, Ge Shuanhu also felt he had lost face. The Ge family probably felt the same way and left grumbling. In a way, Chu Xue indirectly helped the eldest son's family.

But while the Ge family had left, the third branch of the family started causing trouble.

Su Hongjuan pushed Liu Shanling, who was still struggling, and said, "You just promised that if this family doesn't split up, I'll take Lidong back to my parents' home. You can decide for yourself."

The reason they didn't separate the family before was because it was profitable. The second sister-in-law did most of the housework, and her parents-in-law held the family's money. She couldn't help but feel sorry for them.

But now, all their savings have been stolen, and the eldest son's family is facing a lot of trouble. The main problem is that Jian Dong borrowed 500 yuan from the villagers to save the eldest son and his wife, and this money has nothing to do with them, so he doesn't want to take on the eldest son's debt.

She felt that now was the perfect time to propose separating the family.

The elderly couple were heartbroken that their eldest grandson had suffered so much that day. They were at the second house when they heard their youngest son stammer, "Dad, I want to separate from the family."

Old Man Liu looked up at his son, who had an unnatural expression, and glared at him angrily, saying, "Are you still complaining that the house isn't messy enough? Or are you trying to drive your old man crazy?"

(End of this chapter)