Qiann Yan’s fingers rested on Jiang Jinghan’s wrist pulse, and she felt slightly relieved, realizing she had arrived in time. They could go directly to the county hospital.

Jiang Jinghan’s condition was somewhat precarious. If time permitted, she really wanted to send her to a better hospital.

However, now time was pressing, so they could only go to the county hospital, which was slightly better than the town’s.

In the original owner’s memory, Jiang Jinghan was forced to give birth at home and ended up with severe bleeding. Fortunately, the village wasn’t too far from the town hospital, and she was sent there in time. Her life was saved, but she lost her uterus.

The trouble lay with the Liu Family’s obsession with having a son. Jiang Jinghan gave birth to a daughter, and now without a uterus, in Luo Jianying’s eyes, she was like a hen that couldn’t lay eggs. From the moment she left the hospital, Luo Jianying made things difficult for Jiang Jinghan in every possible way. Neither Jiang Jinghan nor her granddaughter had a good life, constantly suffering from Luo Jianying’s torment.

The original owner felt heartache for her daughter, but she was just an uneducated rural woman. She had married poorly, with a husband who was not promising and was good at putting on airs. He would go berserk whenever he drank and beat her senseless.

The original owner pitied her daughter and granddaughter, but her husband, Jiang Lid, thought differently.

Jiang Lid, like the Liu Family, believed that Jiang Jinghan losing her uterus and giving birth to a daughter was a grave shame, thinking that the Jiang Family owed the Liu Family.

Many in the village shared this view. Those who thought differently wouldn’t interfere and at most would gossip about Jiang Jinghan’s misfortune behind her back.

Jiang Jinghan wasn’t just an incapable rural girl; she had attended college and was currently a teacher at the town’s middle school. Liu Wenbin was also a teacher at that school.

The two had known each other since childhood and fell in love in college; their relationship was actually quite deep.

Liu Wenbin was genuinely heartbroken over the damage Jiang Jinghan suffered from childbirth. Initially, he protected her in every way. But Luo Jianying couldn’t stand her son caring so much for Jiang Jinghan and became even more unscrupulous when he wasn’t paying attention.

Liu Wenbin had a somewhat weak character. In front of his parents, he always listened to them and, to put it bluntly, couldn’t stand up for himself and was a bit of a blind filial son.

Under Luo Jianying’s influence, he increasingly felt ashamed of not having a son.

Everyone knew that his wife could no longer have children and was no longer as beautiful as before, turning into a yellow-faced woman who wore a bitter expression every day. His past affections gradually faded, and he started nitpicking Jiang Jinghan’s faults.

Later, even under Luo Jianying’s instigation, Liu Wenbin had an affair and an illegitimate child, even brazenly bringing the child home to raise.

Jiang Jinghan was so oppressed that she couldn’t resist at all. Her family was unreliable, and even though her mother pitied her, she could at most secretly deliver some items, unable to do anything else.

Liu Wenbin increasingly disregarded Jiang Jinghan, living like a married couple with the other woman in a rented house in town.

Their illegitimate child constantly bullied Jiang Jinghan and her daughter, and regardless of whether it was their fault or not, the Liu Family always blamed them.

In the end, Jiang Jinghan couldn’t hold on, because Luo Jianying never helped look after her daughter and only cared for that favorite grandson. Liu Ruo drowned while playing by the village pond.

Upon learning this news, Jiang Jinghan likewise jumped into the pond that night and ended her life.