In that critical moment, Meng Fang and Chang Yu's mother used every last ounce of strength to pull her two children from the burning fire. Imagine an ordinary rural woman caught in the ultimate struggle between life and death, completely draining her physical reserves—how could she possibly have any time to ponder whether her children would endure the torment and suffering of a generational blood feud if they survived?
Perhaps when they suffered betrayal, were drugged, and subjected to brutal torture, she thought of many things: the terror of the disaster, the hatred for her enemies, and the anxiety for her family's children. Now that her two children had a chance to live, her mind was consumed entirely by how to rescue them so they could survive.
Only the living are entangled by various emotions and feelings. Just like Zhuo Yun's biological mother—her position and standpoint were identical to those of Meng Fang and Chang Yu. Both had family members murdered, trapping themselves in hatred and torment. Yet unlike Meng Fang and Chang Yu, she truly had no way to exact revenge with her own hands. Consequently, she could only continuously instill vengeful thoughts into her son, having him exact revenge on their family's behalf.
Chapter 137