

As soon as she arrived, she heard her grandmother call her a "money-losing commodity," and she feared her future days would be even harder. Just as she thought she might go hungry because she was a "money-losing commodity," her mother carried her to her grandfather's pigpen, pointed at a hundred or so fat pigs, and told her to pick one to her heart's content. "Come, daughter, pick a pig you like. Mommy will make you some pork belly." Little Liang Ying's eyes widened, and saliva drooled down uncontrollably. It turned out her family wasn't just not poor—they were wealthy! When the family's patriarchal grandmother, Old Mrs. Liang, heard that her daughter-in-law had taken the "money-losing" granddaughter back to her maiden home to live in luxury, she felt an imbalance in her heart and led a crowd of people to settle the score! Who knew that Little Liang Ying's mother was a tigress with a soft face and a fierce heart? She slammed down a pig-slaughtering knife and shouted, "Whoever dares bully my daughter, leave your neck behind!" Old Mrs. Liang was scared trembling and could only admit her mistake in disgrace; she never dared to do it again.
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