Quick Transmigration: Even Extras Want to Be Leading Actresses

Chapter 208 Challenge (3)

Although Gu Shijiu wasn't fooled, she was reminded that she still had a husband who was a murderer of his wife, living a carefree life outside.

This is not okay.

Just as the food in the village was almost gone, and she didn't want to spend all her time hunting wild game in the mountains, she decided to go to the capital to find her husband.

According to the information in the script, Zeng Daniu was taken away by people from Beijing.

Having made up his mind, Gu Shijiu didn't hesitate. He quickly packed his bags and set off for the capital without looking back.

Her departure has caused great hardship for Madam Mo.

Originally, Mo Shi was only able to barely survive in the village because her daughter was good at hunting and working. Now, Gu Shijiu left without telling her anything.

One morning, when Ms. Mo woke up, she saw that her room looked like it had been ransacked, with almost no plaster left on the walls.

Gu Shijiu not only took her gold and silver jewelry, but also her quilt.

For several days, Mo cried and cursed, and the whole village knew that she was now penniless, so no one gave her a second glance.

She had neither Li Fang's skills nor Gu Shijiu's abilities, so she dared not go into the mountains and could only continue to eat wild vegetables.

Over time, the wild vegetables at the foot of the mountain became scarce.

Ms. Mo thought this wouldn't do; she had to find a way out for herself.

Before she could come up with a solution, Zhang, accompanied by several burly sons, stormed to her door in a menacing manner.

"Hmph, Madam Mo, your good daughter has finally run away, leaving you all alone. Let's see what you're capable of now!"

She made us suffer a lot back then, and you, as her mother, have to pay for it. Today we're going to settle the score!

Zhang had always harbored resentment towards Gu Shijiu.

After all that trouble, losing things, getting injured, and being disliked by her children, she had nowhere to vent her resentment.

Now that he saw Gu Shijiu leave, he naturally vented all his anger on Mo Shi.

Madam Mo turned pale with fright and stammered, "Sister Zhang... Sister Zhang, that... that was all Fang's doing."

"It has nothing to do with me. I... I can't control her either. Besides, I've always treated you well."

Upon hearing this, Zhang became even more furious.

The mother and daughter are so rich, what's wrong with giving them a little something?

Thinking about how she had to flatter Mo so much to get even a little benefit from her, Zhang felt both jealous and angry.

Zhang snorted coldly, plopped down on the stool, crossed her legs, and looked at him with disdain.

"You think it has nothing to do with you? I think if you hadn't failed to teach that girl properly, she wouldn't be so unruly."

As her mother, you should bear the consequences for her!

Upon hearing this, tears welled up in Mo's eyes.

She never expected that her best friend, with whom she chatted every day to relieve boredom, would suddenly turn into a shrew.

"That unfilial daughter must have offended people badly lately," Mo cursed Gu Shijiu in her heart.

However, she soon forgot about Gu Shijiu.

Zhang turned her head and gave her sons a wink. The sons understood immediately and went forward to pull Mo up from the ground, cursing as they did so.

"Mother, this old woman is infuriating to look at, what should we do?" Zhang's eldest son asked in a muffled voice.

Zhang's eyes darted around, and a sinister smile curled at the corner of her mouth: "Hmph, Uncle Li is still missing a wife, isn't he?"

Previously, Madam Mo had intended to marry her daughter off, but now that Fang'er is gone, her mother has no choice but to take her place.

Anyway, Madam Mo is all alone now. Selling her will not only vent our anger, but also give us some money to spend.

Upon hearing this, the sons nodded in agreement, chiming in, "Mother, that's a great idea! Let's do it that way!"

When Mo heard that she was to be sold to Uncle Li, she was terrified and struggled desperately, shouting, "No, Sister Zhang, you can't do this!"

"I...I've been married before, this...this is against the rules, please, please let me go!"

"That's really strange. Your daughter was married before, and you didn't stop her from remarrying."

While making sarcastic remarks, Zhang instructed her sons to tie Mo up tightly and drag her towards Uncle Li's house.

Along the way, Mo cried and shouted, but the villagers had been through enough trouble lately and didn't care about her at all.

Uncle Li never expected that his teenage wife would become a middle-aged woman, but he didn't refuse her advances.

Anyway, he was getting old and still hadn't found a wife, so he figured he might as well have one, and they consummated their marriage that very night.

This husband is completely different from the previous one.

Mo was heartbroken and spent her days at home weeping. Uncle Li, who was already not a good-tempered person, became even more irritable because of this.

At first, Uncle Li only verbally scolded and insulted her. Whenever Mo did something that did not meet his expectations, he would yell and curse.

"You useless woman, you can't even do this simple thing right. I really don't know what use you are!"

Hearing these hurtful words, Mo felt extremely aggrieved, but dared not refute them. She could only lower her head silently, bit her lip, and shed tears in secret.

What she found even harder to endure was having to work.

Li Fang used to be involved in everything in the family, handling both heavy and light tasks by herself.

After Gu Shijiu arrived, although he no longer helped her with chores, he also didn't boss her around. He really looked down on what she did.

However, when it came to Uncle Li, all sorts of rough and tiring work, both inside and outside the house, suddenly fell on Mo's shoulders.

Every day before dawn, she has to get up to start a fire and cook, preparing the food and water that Uncle Li will take to work in the fields.

After Uncle Li left, she had to busy herself cleaning the house, feeding the poultry and livestock, and then going to the fields to help weed, water, and fertilize.

After a long day, I was exhausted, with a sore back and thick calluses on my hands.

During the busy farming season, she worked in the fields day and night, and the level of hardship far exceeded her previous expectations.

She often gazed at the endless fields of crops and secretly shed tears, feeling that life was just too difficult.

Seeing Mo's state, Uncle Li felt even more that she was useless.

In such a painful life, Mo's mental state deteriorated further.

She often thinks back to those days. Although there were some unpleasant things, there was still some neighborly affection.

As a result, her old illness relapsed.

Yes, it's about helping others.

At first, Uncle Li didn't pay much attention, only noticing that things in the house were being used up rather quickly.

He just thought it was because there was another person in the family, since no one in the countryside would send things to others all day long.

Until one day, Uncle Li caught Mo secretly wrapping up some fabric and a few eggs that she had saved up at home and distributing them to the neighbors.

He inquired and learned that Mo had already given away a lot of things, and the whole village knew that he had found an exceptionally kind wife.