I Got Rich in Period Fiction
Chapter 291: He Will Be Scolded for Despising the Poor and Loving the Rich

Chapter 291: Chapter 291: He Will Be Scolded for Despising the Poor and Loving the Rich

Lianjiang Village, under meticulous medical treatment, Han Liuya returned to the village and naturally, Han Lishi followed.

Han Liuya still couldn’t walk, but she could now sit up and turn over.

This time, the Qiao Family and the Han Family completely ceased their interactions.

The Qiao Family had never liked the Han Family, and this time their wish was seemingly fulfilled.

When they said they would cease interactions, they truly left no traces of their past connections.

Not to mention during the holidays, even if they met on the streets on normal days, they wouldn’t speak a word.

Some people in the Han Family didn’t know what was going on, while others were clearly aware; but to be honest, throughout the years, besides giving Han Xianglan a family name, the Han Family had not provided any other help, what they occasionally offered was so insignificant compared to what the Qiao Family provided.

Perhaps one could say that the medical team truly cared for the common people, considering that even Han Liuya’s illness had improved; hence, upon her return to the village, everyone praised how great the country’s policies and society were.

Naturally, Han Lishi joined in the praises, as she wouldn’t want to do anything shameful that people could criticize.

Though Han Lishi refrained from treating serious ailments, she was competent in handling minor illnesses like headaches and fevers, which she had now resumed.

Consequently, more people visited her home, and almost immediately, she learned that Han Xianglan had found her biological father.

Not just Han Lishi, but even Han Liuya was stunned; she was shocked for a long time and then nearly collapsed.

She felt intense hatred.

How could this happen?

Why didn’t recognition come sooner?

If recognition had come earlier, would she also have acquired a different identity, or maybe she wouldn’t have ended up failure?

Han Liuya’s memory was impaired, and Han Lishi didn’t know what had happened back then; everything had been fine for many years, almost fused with her being, so why had it been forcefully extracted?

Han Lishi certainly knew the original owner had returned.

But Han Liuya didn’t think so; she believed it was a homeless ghost from some other place, occupying Qiao Qingyu’s body.

She told Han Lishi that when Qiao Qingyu was in that big river back then, her soul had already become a water ghost, and she had no clue where it had gone now; how could it possibly return?

She insisted on this belief because she thought that since Qiao Qingyu was fixed in time at the age of twelve, then the current Qiao Qingyu couldn’t possibly be the same twelve-year-old Qiao Qingyu.

Han Lishi was persuaded, finding it logical.

After all, Qiao Qingyu had become the top scholar in humanities.

For that, the Old Qiao Family had even set off fireworks to celebrate.

So perhaps it really wasn’t her.

Hence, no matter what they did, there might not be any significant karma involved.

Of course, these discussions were secretly held between just the two of them, not to be heard by a third person.

Yet with such incidents occurring, Han Liuya, already persistent, began to rethink seriously with Han Lishi.

This time it wasn’t for He Xiuyu, although He Xiuyu was important too; that man was not only good-looking but also fortunate—well handled, one could gain immense benefits.

Not to mention, as long as Han Liuya could remember, she had always coveted everything Qiao Qingyu had.

It had become her obsession.

Now there was an added reason: that rich Mr. Wu.

It was said that he could buy a whole county town with just a bit of money shown from his fingers.

Even if Han Lishi and Han Liuya thought differently and possessed unique abilities to communicate with another world, in any world, money was still paramount.

Money makes the ghost push the mill, this saying is definitely not unfounded.

When Han Lishi treated external illnesses, she also needed money to communicate with the underworld, otherwise, she wouldn’t be able to ask the questions she wanted or meet the people she wanted to see.

This shows just how important money is in this world.

Such a great opportunity really shouldn’t be missed.

But now Qiao Qingyu hardly ever returns to the Qiao Family Team, and if things go wrong, Han Xianglan would surely go live the good life with her wealthy father.

She wouldn’t possibly leave her family behind; she’d probably take them all with her.

So, it was becoming increasingly difficult to manage the situation.

However, Han Lishi and Han Liuya had their own ways.

This time they were also leaving Lianjiang Village, and it seemed they might never come back.

So, Han Lishi and Han Liuya quietly made their preparations.

They felt no real attachment to this place; to be honest, Han Lishi was not like ordinary old ladies—she could indeed see a world others couldn’t and communicate with things others couldn’t see.

With such abilities, she naturally felt that the world was not what other people perceived it to be.

Even when being unassuming, there was a feeling of supremacy over others in her heart.

Because the feng shui of Lianjiang Village was good and it was a place of scenic beauty and strategic importance, it was more suitable for her development; otherwise, she would have left this place long ago.

It was just that she hadn’t saved much money over the years, though she had accumulated quite a lot of gold and jewelry.

Han Lishi pondered what excuse to use to leave Lianjiang Village and then leave some of these gold and jewels to her children, fulfilling a mother’s duty to her children.

Han Liuya didn’t care about it.

She and Han Lishi decided to go to Xichuan.

Although the feng shui wasn’t good there, making it unsuitable for her survival, fortune favors the bold, and to have more, one always needed to give up something.

This time, Han Liuya also learned from her experiences and started studying reluctantly.

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Wu Xiucai truly was dissatisfied with Qiao Zhicai, not satisfied at all; how could a real man let his wife suffer with him eating simple meals for decades and still have the face to say he treated his wife well?

If it wasn’t for his granddaughter having some skills, his daughter would still be suffering now.

A man’s love for a woman isn’t just talk; it shows in actions. If you love your woman, you must let her live a good life, you must let her wear beautiful clothes, let her wear lovely jewelry, you must make her the envy of everyone when she steps out.

In none of these aspects had Qiao Zhicai succeeded; instead, it was his daughter who suffered hardships with him.

But what could he do? He had no solution at all.

His son and son-in-law were both over fifty years old, both grandparents now; how could he force them to divorce?

If this were in the US, he really would dare do it.

But here, he couldn’t bring himself to do it.

If he forced his daughter and son-in-law to divorce, he would be criticized for despising the poor and loving the rich.

Unless he took all his relatives and left this country, never to return, but clearly, that was impossible; not to mention anything else, his little granddaughter wouldn’t even go abroad with him.

He valued Qiao Qingyu and had investigated her; she was the most suitable heir in his mind.

Oh well, oh well, all these were fate, and also beyond anyone’s control.

Hadn’t he also prayed to the heavens before, asking only that his daughter live, and that he would ask for nothing else? Why was he asking for so much now?

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