The world of film and television begins with Zhou Bingkun in the human world.

As the days went by, Zhou Bingkun's life gradually settled down.

The three letters that Zhou Bingkun sent out eventually reached the hands of the other three members of the Zhou family.

The first to receive the letter was naturally Zhou Bingyi, whose corps was closer than other places.

When Zhou Bingyi saw the letter stating that Zhou Rong's sudden departure from home to find Feng Huacheng, an older man a few years younger than her father Zhou Zhigang, had caused his mother Li Suhua to suffer a cerebral hemorrhage, ultimately leaving her in a vegetative state and possibly never waking up again, Zhou Bingyi was stunned.

He never dreamed things would develop to this extent.

Zhou Bingyi held the letter, wept bitterly, and even felt regret, remorse, and resentment.

Zhou Bingyi's resentment was naturally directed at Zhou Rong and Zhou Bingkun. That's right, he resented not only Zhou Rong but also Zhou Bingkun.

In his view, if Zhou Bingkun hadn't insisted on going to the countryside as an educated youth, but instead had given the opportunity to Zhou Rong, allowing her to leave gracefully, things wouldn't have developed to this point.

Therefore, Zhou Bingyi placed some of the blame on Zhou Bingkun, and in his mind, Zhou Bingkun's mistakes were even greater than Zhou Rong's!

Why did he shift most of the blame onto Zhou Bingkun? Naturally, it's because he wasn't completely unaware that Zhou Rong would run away from home!

That's right, Zhou Bingyi actually knew that Zhou Rong would run away from home.

After Zhou Bingkun went to the countryside, Zhou Rong subtly hinted that she would not give up on her love and would continue to pursue her true love.

She would leave quietly after Zhou Zhigang left, and then have Cai Xiaoguang find Zhou Bingkun to take care of their mother.

After learning about this situation, Zhou Bingyi did not stop Zhou Rong. Although he did not openly support or oppose her, he chose to turn a blind eye.

In Zhou Bingyi's view, so what if Zhou Rong left? Anyway, he wasn't home at that time, so what Zhou Rong did was none of his business.

Zhou Bingyi never expected that all the other steps would go according to Zhou Rong's plan, except for one thing they hadn't anticipated: Li Suhua couldn't handle the shock and suffered a sudden cerebral hemorrhage, becoming a vegetable.

Li Suhua was, after all, Zhou Bingyi's mother. Without affecting his own life, he still valued family ties and loved his mother very much.

Therefore, Zhou Bingyi would be heartbroken, and in addition to his heartbreak, he would also feel a sense of regret and remorse, regretting that he had let Zhou Rong go and that he had only stood by and watched coldly without stopping it from happening.

But apart from these, Zhou Bingyi had no other thoughts. He didn't even want to ask for leave to go home and visit his mother, who was in a vegetative state.

Because returning home suddenly at this time, even if there was a reason, would definitely affect his future development in the army, Zhou Bingyi, after a period of distress, chose to write a letter back home.

In his heart, Zhou Bingyi urged Zhou Bingkun to take good care of his mother, who had become a vegetable. At the same time, he also wrote some words to complain about Zhou Bingkun, asking why he insisted on going to the countryside as an educated youth. If he hadn't done so, none of this would have happened.

After Zhou Bingyi received the letter from Zhou Bingkun, Zhou Rong also received a letter from Zhou Bingkun.

Upon receiving the letter, Zhou Rong naturally burst into tears, but she threw herself into Feng Huacheng's arms and cried.

That's right, it's Feng Huacheng!

Originally, Feng Huacheng had been reported by Zhou Bingkun, and the higher authorities had already decided to punish him.

After all, a guy with corrupt morals who even seduces young girls should be exiled to the frontier, if not executed.

But just then, Zhou Rong arrived.

Zhou Rong's arrival and the punishment of Feng Huacheng by the higher-ups happened almost simultaneously.

After all, Zhou Bingkun didn't use an express letter when he wrote the report. After receiving the letter, the higher-ups still had to go through procedures and conduct an investigation, which took time.

That's why Zhou Rong was able to catch up.

When Feng Huacheng was about to be exiled to the frontier, Zhou Rong stood up and declared that she and Feng Huacheng were truly in love. They then immediately got their marriage certificate and became husband and wife.

Now that the two have become husband and wife, the allegations against Feng Huacheng naturally become less serious.

The punishment that originally required severe measures against Feng Huacheng was changed to a lighter one, such as receiving more than six months of criticism and education, and having to clean up and empty latrines in his spare time, as well as having his food rations reduced.

It can be said that Zhou Rong saved Feng Huacheng by sacrificing her innocence and marriage.

After saving Feng Huacheng, Zhou Rong wanted to find out who had reported him.

Since the whistleblower letter contained information about Zhou Rong, Zhou Rong assumed that the person who made the whistleblower report must be someone she knew, or someone close to her.

Zhou Rong's first thought was of Cai Xiaoguang, after all, she knew perfectly well what kind of feelings Cai Xiaoguang had for her.

But when she thought about Cai Xiaoguang's sycophantic behavior, and how he was the only one who helped her get to Guizhou, she decided to exclude him.

Then, Zhou Rong concluded that Zhou Bingkun was the one who wrote the whistleblower letter.

Zhou Rong had no evidence, but she felt that since Zhou Bingkun had gone to the countryside to become an educated youth before her, he was going against her. Since he was going against her, it was perfectly normal for him to write a letter of complaint.

After all, compared to Zhou Bingkun, Zhou Bingyi and Zhou Zhigang are less likely to be suspects.

It can only be said that Zhou Rong's success was a lucky accident.

In response, Zhou Rong even wrote a letter questioning Zhou Bingkun about why he wrote the whistleblower letter and strongly expressed her intention to sever her sibling relationship with him.

However, before she could mail the letter, Zhou Bingkun's letter arrived.

After learning about Li Suhua's situation, Zhou Rong was very concerned and burst into tears. Then, Zhou Rong felt particularly resentful towards Zhou Bingkun because she did not think she had done anything wrong. She even felt that it was all Zhou Bingkun's fault. If Zhou Bingkun had not rushed to go to the countryside in the first place, but instead chose to fulfill Zhou Rong's love, none of this would have happened.

At this moment, Zhou Rong's determination to sever her sibling relationship with Zhou Bingkun became even stronger.

As for going home to visit Li Suhua, who is now in a vegetative state? Sorry, Zhou Rong has absolutely no intention of doing so.

After all, she's married to Feng Huacheng now, and the two are deeply in love, practically inseparable. How could she possibly be willing to separate and visit a mother in a vegetative state?

After Zhou Rong, Zhou Zhigang also received a letter from Zhou Bingkun. Upon reading the letter, he was naturally heartbroken and furious!

Zhou Zhigang's fury was naturally directed at Zhou Rong, since it was Zhou Rong's actions that caused Li Suhua to become a vegetable.

However, in his fury for Zhou Rong, some of his anger also extended to Zhou Bingkun.

The reason remains the same: if Zhou Bingkun hadn't gone to the countryside, but instead given the opportunity to Zhou Rong, then Zhou Rong wouldn't have secretly run away, and Li Suhua wouldn't have suffered such a shock.

As time went on, Zhou Zhigang's anger towards Zhou Rong gradually subsided, and that subsided anger was instead transferred to Zhou Bingkun.

Since Zhou Bingkun was disliked by Zhou Zhigang, someone had to take the blame, and Zhou Bingkun was naturally the one to do so.