Chapter 1689 - 614: Female Lead Reversed (Part 3)

After drinking a bottle of mineral water and a can of sweet eight-treasure porridge, the maddening hunger was somewhat alleviated.

He Tiantian threw the empty bottle and can back into the Space, then slowly walked to the bedside.

She lowered the bed curtain, curled up on the bed, and began to accept the script and integrate memories.

This time, He Tiantian was still worried that energy fluctuations might attract the Wild Writer’s attention, so she blocked Student Xiao D before entering the novel world.

Although Student Xiao D couldn’t communicate with He Tiantian and couldn’t activate any functions in the novel world, it had given the script to He Tiantian in advance.

However, missions like expelling Wild Writers had a script that had been altered messily, and the original plot didn’t have much reference value.

Therefore, He Tiantian didn’t unlock the script in advance.

But unexpectedly, as soon as she arrived, she had to face such a critical situation, yet she knew nothing about it!

Passive!

She miscalculated!

Silently taking this lesson to heart, He Tiantian began to accept the script—

The original novel was a Lucky Fish group pampering story that was quite popular in earlier years, with the female lead born into an ordinary farming family in a fictional Dynasty.

The night before she was born, her grandmother, who favored boys over girls, Lady Li, had a dream of a golden light falling into the courtyard of Old He’s family.

The next day, Lady Li had just awakened from a dream of enjoying wealth and honor in the He Family when she heard her second son, He Youliang, shouting, "Mom, mom, Da Ya’s mother is about to give birth!"

Lady Li’s heart was stirred, and she somehow thought of the golden light in her dream from the previous night.

Could this dream possibly happen to her second daughter-in-law?

Oh no, more precisely, could it be referring to her grandson?

Thinking of this possibility, Lady Li became thrilled and quickly rolled off the kang.

She first went to see her second daughter-in-law and found that her water had broken, and her belly was heavily dropping, indicating she was about to give birth.

Lady Li dared not delay and quickly told her second son to fetch the village midwife.

After the midwife arrived, it didn’t take long for the second daughter-in-law to give birth to a baby girl.

The midwife, fearing Lady Li wouldn’t pay, deliberately praised the child, "Oh my, this child is sensible, knowing her mother is suffering, so she came out quickly."

"Moreover, this child is different from others. She was born fair-skinned, which is a sign of good fortune!"

Good fortune?

Lady Li recalled the He family’s wealth and honor in her dream, and she increasingly believed in her suspicion.

In a rare gesture of generosity, she gave the midwife a few eggs as a thank-you gift for her service.

The midwife happily left, initially thinking that the second daughter-in-law of the He Family had given birth to another worthless daughter and that Granny Li would surely be angry.

Unexpectedly, just by uttering a few good words, she coaxed Granny Li into giving her a thank-you gift.

A few eggs might not seem much, but in their impoverished little mountain village, they were already a rare treat.

After the midwife left, Lady Li felt some regret.

She indeed somewhat believed her granddaughter had a notable origin, but the ingrained preference for boys over girls had become instinctive.

A girl, absolutely a worthless being.

The midwife originally didn’t dare expect a thank-you gift, yet, regrettably, in a moment of enthusiasm, she had given away several eggs.

These eggs would have been great for the grandson, or to sell for money.

As a result...

Lady Li was both regretful and annoyed, temporarily forgetting about the dream, and didn’t give the second daughter-in-law any special treatment.

The He family was poor, and the second daughter-in-law had given birth to two daughters in succession, making her feel ashamed and not daring to ask for any special treatment.

In their bland broth, not even an egg could be found. After the child was born, her milk was pitifully little.

Although He Youliang was also disappointed at not having a son, he still felt sorry for his wife and daughter.

Seeing his daughter crying from hunger, the usually honest He Youliang actually took the broken bamboo basket from home and went to the village river to catch fish.

Hejiagou was remote and poor, but the back mountain was abundant with resources, though it had wolves and bears.

Several years ago, a villager went hunting in the back mountain and was directly bitten by a bear taking away half his body, making the villagers afraid to easily enter the mountain.

As the saying goes, rely on the mountain to eat the mountain, rely on the water to eat the water.

The villagers of Hejiagou couldn’t eat from the mountain, so they had to eat from the water.

Thus, most of the fish in the river were fished by the villagers, leaving hardly any large fish.

On a regular basis, it was just a few urchins going to catch some small fish to satisfy their cravings.