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

Sure enough, not long after Zhou Bingkun sent the letters to Zhou Bingyi and the other two, he received replies from all three of them.

In their letters, all three of them wrote that they would go home for the Chinese New Year.

Zhou Bingkun didn't care whether the three of them came back or not, but Li Suhua's expression clearly improved after she heard Zhou Bingkun read her a letter saying that the three of them would be home for the New Year.

Clearly, she also longed for her family to be reunited.

After the news of Li Suhua waking up spread, Aunt Qiao from across the street rushed over almost immediately. When she saw Li Suhua sitting lazily on the kang (a heated brick bed), Aunt Qiao was so excited that she couldn't help but shed tears.

After all, although Aunt Qiao and Li Suhua sometimes compared themselves to each other, their relationship was genuinely good.

After Aunt Qiao learned that Li Suhua had woken up, almost everyone in the Guangzi area soon knew about it.

After all, Aunt Qiao, as an activist, was also a big mouth to some extent. Anything she knew would quickly spread throughout the entire Guangzi district.

Subsequently, people began to visit Li Suhua.

So much so that in the days after Li Suhua woke up, Zhou Bingkun's house was constantly busy, with people coming almost every day.

It took quite some time before the Zhou family finally calmed down.

During this time, Zhou Bingkun hesitated repeatedly, but still wrote another letter to Zhou Rong. In this second letter, he specifically instructed Zhou Rong to keep a close eye on Feng Huacheng and not let him cause any trouble.

After all, in the original novel, Feng Huacheng caused an accident that led to Li Suhua becoming a vegetable.

Although Li Suhua has now become a vegetable, Zhou Bingkun is still worried that Feng Huacheng will cause trouble again, just like in the original story, and get arrested, which could lead to some kind of accident for Li Suhua.

Zhou Bingkun wrote this letter out of good intentions, not wanting anything to happen to Li Suhua.

Although Zhou Bingkun harbored a dark secret, he hoped something would happen to Li Suhua.

Because if something happens to Li Suhua and she passes away, then Zhou Bingkun can truly and openly sever ties with the Zhou family.

But a little darkness is just a little darkness. Zhou Bingkun's sense of justice—or rather, his conscience as a human being—overcame that little bit of darkness in his heart.

After all, in the original story, among the four members of the Zhou family besides Zhou Bingkun, only Li Suhua was considered a good person. If possible, Zhou Bingkun really didn't want anything to happen to her.

Unfortunately, Zhou Rong didn't appreciate Zhou Bingkun's good intentions at all.

On the contrary, after seeing the second letter from Zhou Bingkun, Zhou Rong became angry and even furious.

In his letter, Zhou Bingkun instructed Zhou Rong to keep a close eye on Feng Huacheng and to restrain his behavior. In Zhou Rong's view, Zhou Bingkun was humiliating her by writing this letter. After all, her baby was initially sent to the mountainous area of ​​Guizhou because of his own mistakes, and later became a manure collector because of a letter of denunciation.

It can be said that Feng Huacheng was a typical bad guy in their mountainous area of ​​Guizhou, who needed to be disciplined and restrained.

The things Zhou Bingkun wrote in his letter were clearly a sarcastic jab at Zhou Rong for choosing such an unreliable old man.

Indeed, filled with anger, Zhou Rong wrote a furious, or rather, aggressive letter and sent it to Zhou Bingkun.

Zhou Bingkun was so angry he laughed when he saw the letter.

He was clearly acting out of good intentions, worried that if Feng Huacheng were arrested like in the original story, it would ultimately implicate Li Suhua. Zhou Rong really didn't appreciate it at all.

Zhou Bingkun had repeatedly reminded Li Suhua in his letter that her health was poor and she couldn't handle any stress. He even wrote it three times to emphasize its importance in order to get Zhou Rong's attention. Unfortunately, even though he wrote it three times, Zhou Rong didn't take it to heart at all. Instead, she felt that Zhou Bingkun was deliberately making things difficult for her.

Zhou Bingkun turned around and looked at Li Suhua, who was holding little Zhou Ran with a look of fondness.

He wrote two more letters and sent them to Zhou Bingyi and Zhou Zhigang respectively.

The letter emphasized that Li Suhua's health was not good. Although she had woken up, she still could not be subjected to too much stimulation. Then, it asked the two of them to write to Zhou Rong and persuade her that if she went home for the New Year, it would be best not to bring Feng Huacheng with her. Even if she did bring Feng Huacheng home, she should keep a close eye on him and prevent him from causing any trouble.

This is just in case, and also to make some preparations.

In case Li Suhua really gets into trouble because of Zhou Rong, Zhou Bingkun can extricate himself from responsibility by writing these letters in advance.

After sending out the two letters, Zhou Bingkun breathed a sigh of relief. After all, he had done what he needed to do, and no matter how things developed from there, it was no longer his concern.

Not long after Zhou Bingkun sent out the two letters, he received replies from Zhou Bingyi and Zhou Zhigang.

What left Zhou Bingkun speechless was that both letters were actually accusations against him.

Zhou Bingyi's letter was slightly more tactful. He first thanked Zhou Bingkun for taking care of Li Suhua and said that Zhou Bingkun had worked hard. Then, he changed the subject and criticized Zhou Bingkun, saying that Zhou Bingkun had too many prejudices against Feng Huacheng. He said that Feng Huacheng was a scholar with very good character and that Zhou Bingkun should not wrong others. He even hoped that when everyone reunited for the New Year, Zhou Bingkun could apologize to Feng Huacheng properly.

Upon seeing Zhou Bingyi's letter, Zhou Bingkun was so angry he almost laughed. He was so angry that he wanted to rush up to Zhou Bingyi right now and punch him twice.

Zhou Zhigang's subsequent letter made Zhou Bingkun roll his eyes even more, because Zhou Zhigang's letter was more direct, and he even started cursing Zhou Bingkun directly in the letter, cursing Zhou Bingkun for being useless, petty, and unable to bear seeing his sister doing well. He even said that in the letter he wrote, he directly wrote Zhou Rong's name and did not write the word "sister" at all.

Zhou Bingkun had no doubt that if Zhou Zhigang appeared in front of him at this moment, he would probably jump up and down, pointing his finger at him and cursing him.

In fact, Zhou Zhigang was thinking that when everyone gathered together for the New Year, he would apologize to Feng Huacheng under the influence of alcohol.

After all, Zhou Zhigang had beaten Feng Huacheng without distinguishing right from wrong, sending him to the hospital. In the end, Feng Huacheng didn't ask for anything, went to the police station to withdraw his complaint, and let him go.

So in Zhou Zhigang's mind, Feng Huacheng was good in every way except for being a bit old. After all, he was a poet, not someone Zhou Bingkun could compare to.