[Is that true or false?]
[Oh my God! That can’t be such a coincidence!]
[The experiences do seem very similar, but Panpan and Jiabao are quite common names, it’s not strange to have duplicates.
Moreover, Le Zhengling’s childhood was even more tragic. She and her siblings lived with their grandparents for only a few years before both grandparents passed away from illness, after which Le Zhengling was left to bring up her younger brother and sister all by herself.]
The owner of this barrage comment was one of Le Zhengling’s die-hard fans, who stumbled into Jiang Ning’s live stream and stopped to watch.
She had previously given Le Zhengling many gifts, and her account rank was the distinguished purple crown.
Her barrage comments were particularly eye-catching.
However, right after she posted this comment, everyone soon heard Li Qiufeng sighing, "Alas, it’s a pity their grandparents were not young either, and coupled with poor health, they passed away after just a few years, leaving Zhaodi to raise her younger siblings alone."
[Aaaaahhhh! It can’t really be our sister Le Zhengling!]
[This astounding turn of events!]
[It’s a complete overlap with what happened to Le Zhengling!]
[Script my ass! Our Jiang Jiang never does stuff !]
[The one who said script, roll as far away as you can, or I’ll smack you]
Li Qiufeng continued to lament with a sorrowful expression, "After their grandparents died, Zhaodi took on the responsibility of raising her younger siblings, and occasionally we relatives would also provide them with some food.
They’re our own nieces and nephews, we can’t just watch them starve, right?"
Barrage: [After Le Zhengling’s grandparents passed away, she also dropped out of school voluntarily and took on the responsibility of providing for her siblings!]
Li Qiufeng: "We are all mountain people; we had never been to such a faraway place before this, this is the first time."
Barrage: [Le Zhengling also lives in the mountains, and in a county that’s poor among poor cities; it is really very poor!]
Li Qiufeng: "Zhaodi has cancer; the doctor said she needs surgery, to be cut open, and the cost of the surgery is at least a few hundred thousand, which, for poor folks like us, is simply an astronomical figure."
He Cuihua, who had been silent all this time, curled her lip and couldn’t help saying, "And it’s in her head too! Having brain surgery, can she even survive that? I think these doctors are just trying to scam money."
[That’s insane, Le Zhengling also has brain cancer and needs surgery...]
[This isn’t just highly similar; it’s like Le Zhengling’s life got copy-pasted onto this Liu Zhaodi]
[The only difference is that Le Zhengling isn’t worried about medical expenses. Although she hasn’t taken on many advertisements, she has hundreds of thousands of Douyin followers, and her fans are very loyal. Whenever Le Zhengling posts a new work, she receives a lot of likes and comments.
The income Le Zhengling gets from her videos should be enough to cover the treatment.]
"We just wanted to persuade her to go back home, thinking about her well-being," said Li Qiufeng. "Her two younger siblings are still so small, and if she uses up all the family’s savings on treatment and something unexpected happens, leaving her with nothing, how could her younger siblings survive?"
[Ah, it’s hard to say.]
[So, Jiang Ning got involved in this matter after hearing them persuade the sister to go home...?]
[Jiang Ning’s intention is no doubt noble, but sometimes, even noble actions can be too much. This brain surgery must be for brain cancer; despite the advances in medical treatment, not everyone can afford such medical expenses.
Let alone an orphaned family, even an ordinary family can fall from being moderately well off to deep in debt the moment one member contracts cancer.
If we forced these relatives to pay for Liu Zhaodi’s treatment, it would indeed be asking too much of them.]
[All I can say is that Liu Zhaodi had a tough life, hopefully in her next life she can be born into a better one. Bodhisattva bless.jpg]
[Hahaha, where did these two morons come from?]
[When did our Jiang Jiang ever force them to treat Liu Zhaodi?]
[Jiang Ning hasn’t said a word, and you guys already know again and again and again??]
[Two months ago, when Jiang Ning was being slandered, we didn’t even know Jiang Ning. But now, and even from this moment forward, you brain-dead rumormongers trying to set the rhythm, don’t think you can shake Jiang Ning’s position in our hearts by even a fraction.]
[Don’t believe in rumors, don’t spread rumors, and don’t randomly make up rumors without knowing the full story.]
Jiang Ning was still unaware that her fans had defended her in a wave of support.
After Li Qiufeng and He Cuihua had finished speaking, Jiang Ning looked at Liu Zhaodi, "Is what they say true?"
"Of course, it’s true! We are her own great aunts, and we are saying this in her presence, how could we lie to you!" He Cuihua hurriedly spoke up.
However, Jiang Ning didn’t pay any attention to her and just steadily gazed at Liu Zhaodi, as if waiting for her to answer.
Jiang Ning probably didn’t realize herself that the way she earnestly waited for a response from someone in that moment looked very much like the way Qi Xingzhou usually looked at her.
Only when Qi Xingzhou looked at Jiang Ning, his eyes were much more focused, and the emotions in his eyes were joy and filled with delight.
Liu Zhaodi clenched her hands tightly around the bedsheet. She knew all too well how articulate Auntie Shen could be, usually mixing truth with lies, black with white, yet making it hard for anyone to point out the faults.
Since being diagnosed with brain cancer, it wasn’t that no one had cared about her. When she still had her phone and could afford her own hospital admission fees, she stayed in a four-person ward.
The other patients in the same room, upon learning that she was so young and already had brain cancer, all sympathized with her and encouraged her to seek proper treatment.
They also said that medical science is advanced nowadays, and since she was at the initial stage of cancer and the doctors said there were treatment options, she should listen to the doctors, actively pursue treatment, and not give up easily...
Until Auntie Shen and Great Aunt showed up out of the blue one day and began spouting lies in the ward, causing the perspective of the other people in the room to change instantly.
Before she fell ill, when she lived in the village, many things, many words, though not meant by her in that way, would change once they came out of Auntie Shen’s mouth.
Everyone rushed to judge her.
They thought she was young, selfish, and self-centered.
No one ever patiently stood in front of her to gently ask, "Is that true?"
Jiang Ning was the first.
Liu Zhaodi’s fingers, gripping the thin blanket, were almost white, a testament to the force she was exerting.
"It’s not true," she said.
The expressions of He Cuihua and Li Qiufeng changed instantly.
Then they heard Liu Zhaodi assertively answer again, "What they just said is not true."
[Jiang Jiang couldn’t possibly be at fault!]
[Stay calm, stay calm, everyone sit down and let’s hear what Miss Zhaodi has to say.]