According to the information Fu Ying knew from her past life, Wang Yu had been a textbook "good child" in elementary school—obedient, academically gifted, and diligent.
The adults in Wang Yu's family were deeply biased in favor of boys. Every single adult, including her grandmother who was the fondest of her, held this view. However, because she was surrounded by older and younger brothers and remained the only girl in the household, she was somewhat doted on.
It was both a blessing and a curse. The fortunate part was that the family pampered this girl; she never had to worry about food or drink, and she was scolded and beaten the least. The unfortunate part was that her grandmother, while hardworking, clung to the preference for boys. As soon as Wang Yu was old enough to understand things, her grandmother made her tag along to do chores, and her grandfather ordered her around all day long.
Chapter 147