I am a Big Villain Chapter 66

Who Made Me an Honest Man 4

Translator: Kieshi

Editor/Proofreader: –

Status: Unedited

Warning: a bit murder scene

Edit: car -> vehicle


Rabbits would bite when they were anxious. Honest people did the same.

The so-called worry about her parents’ body then returned home was fake.

The so-called appreciation of his kindness and filial piety, therefore, willing to marry him was false.

The marriage was fraudulent, the son was fake, and the only true out everything related to Liang Zhizhi was for her to use him to cover up that dirty illegitimate child.

The original self did not understand where he had offended that woman. She wanted to destroy him in this way. Without Liang Zhizhi’s presence, he could have had an ordinary but warm and happy marriage.

He would have children of his own. His wife and his mother might quarrel like most of the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law in the world. However, the two people with good nature would eventually reconcile for their son/husband, and the family would stay together to accompany the growth of the third generation in the family.

He was still the respected teacher in the small county town. When buying breakfast or visiting the food market, he could meet the parents or guardians of those students. His temper was rather stuffy, but in the face of the elders of his students, he was happy to stop his steps and communicate with them the experience of getting along with their children and told them the best way to teach their children when they made mistakes.

He would be a good teacher, a good husband, and a good father.

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Kieshi: I think Yan Chu trolling her when he says he has a car/vehicle LOL


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[1] 众叛亲离 [zhòng pàn qīn lí]: lit. people rebelling and friends deserting (idiom); fig. to find oneself utterly isolated