Quick Transmigration: My First Female Skill Takes Effect

The stars were hidden in the dark clouds at night, as if rain was about to come.

The brothers from both the Pang and Su families couldn't sleep tonight.

The Su family.

After Su Hong and her companion left, the Su family returned and ate a tasteless meal before going back to their rooms.

Inside Brother Su's room.

Brother Su and Sister-in-law Su sat on the bed, looking at each other in bewilderment.

Brother Su advised, "It's good that my little sister is back; now our parents don't have to worry about her anymore."

Sister-in-law Su: "I've never seen anything like this before. What kind of sister-in-law comes home halfway through her marriage to find a husband who will live with her?"

"And where will they stay after they come back? What will they eat and drink?" These are all questions.

Brother Su thought for a moment: "There's not enough room at home, but isn't there a plot of land for building houses next door?"

"Building a new house?"

Sister-in-law Su: "Was it paid for with my parents' money?"

"Of course," Brother Su said, seeing his wife's expression. He could only say indirectly, "My sister and I have also saved some money."

Sister-in-law Su looked at him speechlessly; those words were only meant to fool a fool.

It's impossible for my sister and her husband to have money in their pockets, unless it was given to them privately by their parents-in-law.

Brother Su: "Try to look on the bright side. Now that your little sister is back, your parents won't give them any extra things to take back with them."

When it comes to food and drinks, my sister's family never cooks alone; they always cook together.

He suddenly felt the weight of a brick on his back.

Sister-in-law Su asked one last question: "After my younger sister comes back, her husband won't just be idle, will he?"

The younger sister is the apple of her parents-in-law's eye, but Pang Jianwen is not.

Brother Su: "That's definitely not possible. Dad said that from now on, my brother-in-law will be working in the fields with me."

Hearing this, Sister-in-law Su felt a little better.

Brother Su patted her on the shoulder: "Go to sleep, I'll do more work later."

Inside Su Erge's room.

Neither of them went to sleep; they were both angry and remained silent.

Su Ersao couldn't hold back any longer: "Are you even Father and Mother's son? Why don't you listen to our opinions?"

Both families clearly disagreed.

Su Erge glanced at her: "Why didn't you say that at lunch? Telling me won't help."

"You..." Su Ersao was so angry that she grabbed the pillow behind her and threw it twice.

Not too light, not too heavy.

Su Erge sighed, "I'm also upset, but there's nothing I can do. Father has made his decision."

"But I wouldn't support my sister and brother-in-law."

He's not stupid. Supporting his parents is his duty, and giving his sister a bite to eat is no problem for him.

But that's not enough to support a family.

Su Ersao: "You're right. Let me tell you, my little sister and the others can't just sit around doing nothing."

Otherwise, she wouldn't be satisfied.

"Your family has so many troubles," she said again before lying down.

Muttering to herself, "What family can spoil their daughter like this? And your sister has no sense of propriety either."

A good girl shouldn't make things difficult for others.

"My little sister is favored not because of anything else, but simply because she looks like my grandmother," Su Sange explained to his wife.

"Like grandma?"

"Hmm." Su Sange sat up and muttered, "My father was raised by my grandmother with great difficulty, and he suffered a lot."

"But my grandmother passed away early, and my father transferred this 'filial piety' to my younger sister."

Su Sansao nodded in understanding, but understanding was not acceptance.

"What if our parents continue to favor our younger sister?"

After a moment of silence, Su Sange said, "I'll think of a way."

After understanding his intentions, Su Sansao didn't say anything more.

Once people have their own families, they start to have expectations of everyone else.

But everyone has selfish desires.

With anger on her face, before the two had even rested, she picked up a bowl of water in front of her and drank it all in one gulp.

"This is your fourth bowl already, stop drinking."

Brother Pang, worried that she might be feeling unwell, offered words of comfort.

Sister-in-law Pang looked at Brother Pang with a cold smile: "Tell me, what are you planning to do?"

The air in the room fell silent.

Brother Pang answered truthfully: "If the third brother marries into the family at this critical juncture, the eldest brother's reputation won't be much better."

"Even my parents can't afford to lose face like this."

"I don't want to lose face either."

Mrs. Pang: "......" Can she afford to lose face?

I can't afford to lose it!

Clenching her fist, Mrs. Pang cursed, "What a piece of trash."

I just want to be a good person, but I'm being threatened.

This is truly a reversal of the natural order.

"How much do you want to borrow? You must make Pang Jianwen write an IOU and put his fingerprint on it. Also, you are not allowed to help him in the future."

"Let him become self-reliant."

Sister-in-law Pang made her own request, saying she couldn't stand her family always favoring the third son.

"Pang Jianguo, let me tell you, after the eldest son gets married and has children, we'll have to raise our grandchildren. We can't spoil the third son anymore."

Brother Pang sighed as he thought about his own little family. Now that the family had split up, he had to take care of his own family first.

"it is good."

"Our family received six hundred, and we lent five...four hundred to the third son?" Pang Jianguo, feeling the stare, immediately lowered the figure.

"If it's three hundred, the third brother will probably make a scene."

Sister-in-law Pang thought about it and agreed. She clutched her chest with heartache and said, "Tell Pang Jianwen that he absolutely must pay it back."

"He can pay back in small amounts, even if it's just a few dollars."

Don't waste your time, or she'll never let Pang Jianwen off the hook.

"Okay, don't worry, you can keep the money he paid back."

Pang Erge's family plans to contribute 200 yuan. They don't have any weddings, but they are building a new house.

Early in the morning.

Pang Jianguo's four hundred, Pang Erge silently added one hundred more—three hundred, and Chen Guihua and Pang Dachu each took out two hundred.

Pang Jianwen, as if inspecting his own kingdom, first took the money from his parents.

He walked up to Pang Jianguo, took the money, counted it, and said sincerely, "Brother, the betrothal gifts have already been given."

"A wedding shouldn't cost more than two hundred, right?"

Pang Jianguo looked down and took out five ten-yuan bills from his pocket, placing them on the table.

When he looked up, his younger brother was still staring at his pocket.

Pang Jianguo silently put all the money in his pocket—some one-yuan coins, some ten-yuan coins, and some fifty-cent coins—onto the table.

Pang's wife glared at Pang Jianguo with fiery eyes, waiting to go back, waiting to go back...

Pang Jianwen counted the bills one by one, and it came to a total of one hundred and sixty cents.

He immediately took out the IOU, filled in the amount, and handed it to Sister Pang.

"Here you go, sister-in-law, stop glaring at my brother."

Sister-in-law Pang: "...I didn't glare at him." She quickly took the IOU.

She glanced at it a few times; the words on it were indeed an IOU, and below it were Pang Jianwen's signature and handprint.

She felt much more at ease.

Although the third brother is unreliable, he has never lied, so Sister-in-law Pang still trusts him.

Pang Jianwen then looked at Pang Jianwu, the second brother of Pang Jianwen.

Pang Jianwu silently opened his pocket and took out the extra money he had prepared.

Pang Ersao reached out to take it back, but Pang Jianwen was one step ahead of her.

I put it away; it totaled fifty-five yuan and one mao.

He filled in the amount on the IOU and handed it to Pang Jianwu. Pang's second sister-in-law snatched it and accepted it, while she glared at Pang Jianwen.

He glared at her hands again; they were so slow, even slower than a man's.

After Pang Jianwen said "thank you" in plain language, both Pang Jianguo and Pang Jianwu, the couples, went out.

Go to the ground.

The two sisters-in-law of the Pang family worked very hard today, their faces flushed and they didn't rest.

Many elderly people praised it.

It's still Osmanthus that will find a daughter-in-law.

So capable!

On the other side, Pang Jianwen glanced at his parents, sat down, and nudged their arms.

"Father, Mother, it's just the three of us left, take it out."