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

After fooling Li Suhua, Zhou Bingkun rode his bicycle to see Guo Cheng off.

After all, Guo Cheng had come all this way to bring Feng Yue here, so Zhou Bingkun couldn't just ignore it. He should at least take her to the train station by bicycle.

On the way, Guo Cheng told Zhou Bingkun about Feng Huacheng and Zhou Rong, and also wrote down the poems written by Feng Huacheng and gave them to Zhou Bingkun.

But after seeing Guo Cheng off on the train, Zhou Bingkun looked at the piece of paper Guo Cheng had left him, couldn't help but sneer, tore it up, and threw it into the trash can.

This thing is a nuisance if we keep it. After all, these days, with Feng Huacheng making such a fuss, it's hard to guarantee that no one will trace it back to the Zhou family through Zhou Rong's connections.

If Zhou Bingkun behaves himself, then nothing will happen. But if Zhou Bingkun brings Feng Huacheng's poem home and it gets discovered, who knows what might happen in the end.

After throwing the scraps of paper into the trash can, Zhou Bingkun rode his bicycle home, pondering what to do about Zhou Rong's daughter, Feng Yue.

Keep Feng Yue and raise her yourself? Zhou Bingkun would absolutely, absolutely, absolutely not do that.

Why should he raise Zhou Rong's daughter?

After raising her daughter, should Zhou Rong take her back? There's even a possibility that Zhou Rong might complain about not raising her daughter well, or that Zhou Bingkun might deliberately sow discord, making Feng Yue distant from her as her mother.

At that time, Zhou Bingkun was caught in a very difficult situation, caught between a rock and a hard place.

Therefore, Zhou Bingkun would never support Feng Yue. He figured that if Zhou Rong came back, he would let her take Feng Yue away. If Zhou Rong didn't come back and went to live with her man, then Zhou Bingkun would definitely send Feng Yue back, even if he had to ask for leave from the soy sauce factory.

With that thought in mind, Zhou Bingkun rode his bicycle back to Guangzipian.

Before even entering his house, Zhou Bingkun noticed a large crowd gathered in front of his door.

Zhou Bingkun's heart skipped a beat; he had a bad feeling.

He quickly pedaled the bike a couple of times and rushed to his front door. Before he even entered, Zhou Bingkun heard crying coming from inside.

Those who had gathered in front of Zhou Bingkun's house began to speak upon seeing him:

My condolences!

"Bingkun, please accept my condolences!"

"Bingkun, you must be strong!"

"Bingkun..."

Zhou Bingkun rushed in and saw Li Suhua lying stiffly on the bed, while Zheng Juan held Xiao Zhouran and Feng Yue, crying sadly.

"Juan'er, what's wrong?"

"Bingkun, I'm sorry, Mom...she's passed away." Zheng Juan looked up with red eyes and said in a sobbing voice when she heard Zhou Bingkun's voice.

"Passed away? What happened? He was fine before, how could he suddenly pass away?" Zhou Bingkun looked completely bewildered.

At this moment, someone nearby spoke up.

"I'm sorry, Bingkun, it's all my fault. It was me who told Aunt Li about Feng Huacheng and Zhou Rong's accident. Aunt Li was shocked and then she passed away."

Upon hearing this, Zhou Bingkun looked at the person and discovered that it was Cai Xiaoguang, whom he hadn't seen for many years!

After Li Suhua became a vegetable, Cai Xiaoguang visited her, but Zhou Bingkun chased him away. After that, Cai Xiaoguang never came to the Zhou family again.

Unexpectedly, Cai Xiaoguang suddenly appeared at this moment.

Moreover, it was Cai Xiaoguang who directly caused Li Suhua's death.

Zhou Bingkun felt a tightness in his chest.

To be honest, Zhou Bingkun didn't truly consider Li Suhua his mother, but they had spent so much time together. Even with cats and dogs, you develop feelings after spending so much time together, let alone a human being.

In particular, Li Suhua's kindness towards Zhou Bingkun and Zheng Juan was genuine, and it's impossible for Zhou Bingkun to remain indifferent after Li Suhua's death.

Therefore, Zhou Bingkun felt a tightness in his chest, a feeling of unease and discomfort.

Looking at Cai Xiaoguang, who was bowing his head and seemed to be full of guilt, Zhou Bingkun felt a surge of anger.

Without saying a word, Zhou Bingkun raised his foot and kicked Cai Xiaoguang, yelling, "I'll fucking beat you to death—"

Zhou Bingkun roared and pounced on Cai Xiaoguang, slamming his fists into Cai's face twice.

Just as Zhou Bingkun was about to continue hitting, the neighbors around him finally reacted and quickly pulled him away, holding him tightly, afraid that he might kill Cai Xiaoguang in a moment of impulsiveness.

"Let me go!"

"Cai Xiaoguang, you bastard! You simp!"

"Didn't I tell you not to show up at my house?!"

"What are you doing here, you bastard?"

"Fuck ****"

"You killed Zhou Rong's mother! You and Zhou Rong can never be together again, do you know that?"

"Cai Xiaoguang, you *****"

Cai Xiaoguang was beaten until his head was bleeding and he was in a sorry state. Not only that, but Zhou Bingkun's insults were like a thunderbolt to Cai Xiaoguang.

Zhou Rong's mother, Li Suhua, died because of Cai Xiaoguang. In fact, it could be said that Li Suhua was killed by Cai Xiaoguang. How can he face Zhou Rong after that?

Cai Xiaoguang had no idea what Zhou Rong would think after hearing the news.

The thought of Zhou Rong looking at him with hatred filled Cai Xiaoguang with despair.

Finally, Cai Xiaoguang slunk away, and only then did the others release Zhou Bingkun.

Next, naturally, came the preparations for Li Suhua's funeral.

Of course, Zhou Bingkun didn't forget to write to Zhou Zhigang, Zhou Bingyi, and even Zhou Rong to inform them of Li Suhua's death.

After all, they are Li Suhua's husband, son, and daughter, and they have the right to know all of this.

Moreover, in the letter, Zhou Bingkun wrote down the whole story without any embellishment, wanting to see what the three of them would think next.

During this time, Shao Jingwen also made a special trip over.

However, Shao Jingwen was unaware of Li Suhua's death, and Zhou Bingkun did not specifically inform him.

After all, although the two are related, it's just a normal author-editor relationship, not something that requires issuing a notice when an elderly family member passes away.

Shao Jingwen came here entirely because of Feng Huacheng!

After all, Feng Huacheng was Zhou Bingkun's brother-in-law, so Shao Jingwen wanted to ask Zhou Bingkun if he had any poems written by Feng Huacheng and if they could be published in his supplement.

But when Shao Jingwen arrived, he discovered that Zhou Bingkun's elderly relative had passed away, and the cause of death was none other than Feng Huacheng.

Now, Shao Jingwen was too embarrassed to speak.

In the end, he only offered Li Suhua a stick of incense before slinking away.

After all, if Shao Jingwen were to ask Zhou Bingkun for Feng Huacheng's poems under these circumstances, wouldn't that be deliberately trying to make an enemy?