"What is your wish?"
Anning looked at the middle-aged woman and asked.
A hint of confusion flashed in the middle-aged woman's eyes, followed by a look of deep sorrow: "I... don't want to laboriously make bridal clothes for others anymore. I want everyone to remember my kindness, and when they live in agony, to still feel guilty towards me."
Anning then drew out the middle-aged woman's memories with a flick of her hand.
After reviewing them, Anning also felt at a loss for words.
The middle-aged woman was named Geng Anning. Her story began in the late 1970s in a parallel space.
Geng Anning was a village woman, kind-hearted as well as astute and capable, but she had the misfortune of never meeting kind-hearted people or receiving good karma in return.
Geng Anning got married at sixteen to Liu Shan of Li Jiazhuang. She gave birth to her eldest son Liu Qi the year after her marriage, her second son Liu Ming the following year, and her eldest daughter Liu Yuzhen five years later.
