Quick Transmigration: My First Female Skill Takes Effect

You talk to him about interests, and he talks to you about feelings.

Then there's no way to reason with the two of them.

Pang Zhongyi was still young and didn't understand this principle. He subconsciously retorted, "I'm good to her too."

"Give her all the good food at home."

"I didn't say anything."

Su Qi only gave him a pancake once, but his father remembered it forever.

Pang Zhongyi looked at his parents with a stubborn expression, wanting them to say something fair.

A faint smile crossed Pang Jianwen's handsome face: "Isn't it wonderful that you siblings love and care for each other?"

"Why are you dissatisfied again?"

Su Hong watched this scene calmly. Her eldest son looked up, pleading for fairness, while her eldest daughter lowered her head and remained silent.

The third brother looked at them with the same dissatisfaction.

Su Qi didn't understand her older brother's mentality either. She said aggrievedly, "Big brother, why do you always have to compare yourself to me?"

He always had to compare himself to her.

He compared her to others in terms of food and drink, and his occasional glances at her were filled with dissatisfaction.

"That's because you possess too much," Su Meihua silently answered her sister's question.

She just wouldn't tell him the answer.

At home, Aqi's younger sister was the most outstanding. She received the same treatment as her brothers, while Su Meihua was treated differently from other girls.

I am very satisfied.

Since there always has to be one favored child in a family, a younger sister is always better than a younger brother.

Seeing Su Qi's aggrieved expression, Pang Zhongyi blurted out angrily, "Because you're taking the treatment that belongs to me."

In the village, whose eldest son isn't the apple of his parents' eye?

He was the only one who wasn't.

Pang Jianwen glanced at him sideways, his tone calm, but the seriousness in his words was obvious.

"Aqi didn't take away your privileges; she was always your mother's and my favorite child."

Giving the best to the favorite child is his principle in doing things.

"It's normal for parents to show favoritism occasionally, but you, Zhongyi, have disappointed us greatly. Where has the filial piety you learned at school gone?"

"Is this how your teachers teach you to read?"

Pang Zhongyi's face was slightly pale, but he was still unconvinced.

The only problem is that you no longer have the most legitimate reason, because your parents admitted on the spot that they favored one person.

Su Hong also disliked being criticized. She tightened her grip on her daughter's hand, then quickly let go.

"Zhongyi, think carefully about the reasoning behind your father's words."

"Look at you, so unreliable! Why don't your sister and brother complain?"

So you're the one who's wronged? Then it must be your fault.

Pang Zhongyi couldn't bear his parents' scolding and ran away in tears.

As for Su Meihua and Pang Chengxin, the two came out of the house; one went back inside, and the other went out.

Su Meihua found Pang Zhongyi in an empty mud house where he always stayed.

"Of course it's true, look, your dad is crying with joy."

Li Cuihua was entertaining her two daughters and sons-in-law who had returned home. When asked about the demolition, she answered with an affirmative answer.

The eldest daughter, Su Zi, with a square face and an honest, simple demeanor, beamed with joy: "That's truly wonderful news."

At least my parents won't have to worry about money anymore, and their children will have less pressure.

Chen Guihua nodded: "Absolutely, it's like a windfall. I'm still in a daze."

I also pinched her thigh, and the pain told her it was real.

The second daughter, Su Lan, had a round face and was quite beautiful. She married into a family in town.

"Mom, the sooner they come to take measurements, the sooner we can rest assured." There was some truth to what she said.

Chen Guihua: "The village chief said he will come tomorrow."

Su Lan smiled and nodded: "Is my little sister still at home? I'll go check on her in a bit."

Li Cuihua: Yes, but she doesn't seem to be in a hurry. Your father and I have something to say to you two.

When Su Lan and Su Zi got married, Di did not go with them but stayed at home.

The couple discussed it and decided to give them the compensation for the demolition of their two acres of land.

Both Su Zi and Su Lan were pleasantly surprised. Who wouldn't be tempted by such a sudden windfall?

Especially when it comes to children separated by their parents, there's another kind of importance attached to them, as if you're still part of the family and haven't been completely discarded.

This kind of psychology is difficult to describe.

Su Zi first stated, "Mother, I don't want it. You and Father take the flowers."

Her mother's kindness was enough to make her happy.

Su Lan smiled and nodded, thinking to herself, "My silly older sister is such a good person."

"Big sister, what don't you want?" Su Hong had already entered the house and happened to be standing at the door when she heard the words "no."

She strode in, followed by a tail.

Su Qi stopped and looked at the many people in the room. She recognized her aunts, who had given her red envelopes during the Chinese New Year.

They called out to each one one by one.

The woman is on the left, and the man is on the right.

Su Qi ran around and returned to her mother's side, where Su Hong hugged her.

Su Hong knew her older sister was an honest person, and that her sister's family wasn't doing very well, so she advised her:

"Big sister, you should keep what Mom and Dad gave you."

"That's all our parents' love and care for us."

Su Hong patted her daughter's little hand again, signaling her to continue. Su Qi said, "Yes, that's all love."

"Grandma loves Auntie, so Auntie should also accept Grandma's love."

Su Zi thought the little girl spoke clearly and couldn't help but pinch Su Qi's cheek.

She turned her face away, a fleeting glimpse of tears in her eyes.

But when she thought of her three children and the family's predicament, she couldn't bring herself to refuse.

"...Mother, I..." Su Zi's cheeks flushed with embarrassment.

Li Cuihua nodded to her eldest daughter and said earnestly, "Eldest daughter, you're still too shy."

"If you want to live well, you need to be a little thick-skinned."

"It was given to me by my parents, so there's no need to feel embarrassed. They're not strangers."

Su Zi's voice was tinged with tears: "Oh, thank you, Mother."

Su Lan handed her eldest sister a handkerchief, and after she wiped away her tears, she said thoughtfully, "Mother, you're really right."

"I had the same thought as my older sister just now. We're satisfied that you've shown this kind of thoughtfulness."

Is that unacceptable?

They are also parents' children!

Su Hong pointed at the two of them and said smugly, "You should learn from my Jinbao and dare to ask for things."

"Jinbao, tell your aunts what they asked your grandpa for this morning."

Su Qi gestured with her fingers, saying, "Gold bracelet, I want it, Grandma wants it, Mom wants it."

Su Hong looked at her again and pointed to her two aunts.

Su Qi understood this perfectly. She hopped down on both legs and ran to the other side to find Su Dahe.

"Grandpa~"

The man was also listening to the woman's conversation, and Su Dahe took over from Su Qi.

"Grandpa, buy gold bracelets for Auntie and Auntie too."

Su Dahe: "Okay, I'll buy them all."

When you have money, you become more generous.

Su Hongren looked at Su Qi with a mournful gaze, poked her shoulder with his hand, and said, "What about your third uncle?"

Su Qi, who had been poked in the shoulder: "..."

"Grandpa, my third uncle hit me."

Su Hongren: He was more wronged than Dou E.