I Was Called a Poor Widow, But I Relied on My Supernatural Powers To Fight Back In Ancient Times

Chapter 40 Finished this bowl of chicken soup for the soul

Bai Ansheng clenched his fists, his face was sullen, and his eyes were gloomy beyond his age.

"The family property that my parents had worked so hard to earn was stolen like this, and my father died for it. My son could only watch helplessly as Jin Hong enjoyed the position that belonged to his father, but we... My son cannot bear to live in poverty and worry about three meals a day."

Bai Yunxi looked at the angry Xiao Wu with an equally serious expression.

"Don't talk about you, Mom can't swallow it. Don't talk about anything else, that old house was left by your grandfather, your father expanded it, and it was supposed to be passed down as the old house. If you make a mistake, everything will be lost, Mom. It hurts more than you do.”

Baiyunxi said, pulling him to sit on the edge of the field.

"There is no regret medicine in the world. It's over. We can't blame everyone. We can only work hard to live, look for opportunities to make a comeback, and if possible, redeem the old house. Even if not, we must build a bigger house than the old house. So that I can comfort the spirits of my ancestors in heaven."

Hearing his mother's tone, Bai Ansheng was startled. Thinking of the mess at home, how easy would it be to restore the former glory?

　　　‘Several brothers at home can’t hold themselves up against the wall. How can we count on them? Thank God if it doesn’t hold you back,’

Hearing Xiao Wu’s voice, Baiyun Xi was stunned. From the first day he came here to now, this was the first time he heard Xiao Wu’s voice.

But this kid looks down on the older ones.

Similarly, the older ones do stretch their hips, and it’s no wonder that the bullies in elementary school look down on them.

"The family has suffered a sudden change, and no one can accept it, including my mother. The life your father has created for us is too comfortable. He only wants you to study and be sensible, but he has ignored the guidance of moral character."

"But you are not bad in nature. You will naturally change as you get used to it. I believe this."

You have to believe even if you don't believe it, and if you don't do it, you'll be beaten. It's popular in this period that a filial son will appear under the stick. If he doesn't change, he will be beaten to death.

 Every bear kid is selfish and only knows how to think about himself, huh.

Hearing his mother's tone, Bai Ansheng looked at her doubtfully. How easy is it to change a person?

I don’t know if it’s an illusion or the weather has changed, but I always feel a chill in my back.

Looking at Xiao Wu's disbelieving eyes, Bai Yunxi ignored him. She didn't believe it at the moment anyway.

“Mom knows that you are good at studying, so take advantage of your filial piety period to work hard to improve yourself. It may not be bad to be quiet for a while, but you must be prepared to be quiet and make a big splash.”

 “A blockbuster?”

Hearing this word, Bai Ansheng's eyes widened suddenly.

　　‘Since his father passed away from illness, his mother has also started to talk nonsense? Have you never seen her like this before? ’

Bai Yunxi pursed her lips and looked at him, "Xiong Wazi, I am not illiterate. Not only can I read words, but I can also recite poems. Keep your eyes wide open and wait for me to take advantage."

“That’s right, it’s a blockbuster. Your father once mentioned a word to me, which is called accumulation of knowledge, which means that only by accumulating a lot of knowledge and being fully prepared can you do things well. If you want to get ahead, these three years are your chance.”

 Good boy, I finished this bowl of chicken soup for the soul.

Bai Xiaowu stared blankly at his mother in front of him. He had heard his father say before that his grandfather loved his mother.

He taught my mother how to read and write since she was a child, and later my father took over. Both my grandfather and my father were knowledgeable people. They always knew that my mother was literate, but they never saw her show it.

　　‘It turns out that my mother is also a learned person, but she was just overshadowed by my father’s light before. ’

 (End of this chapter)