Back to the 60s: The Struggle Career of a Charmed Wife

Compared to his younger brother, Lu Tianjun was smarter and more worldly. He was turning thirteen after his birthday, and in the old times, that was no longer considered a child’s age. Added to this, he was the oldest grandson who was destined to bear greater responsibilities. Therefore, for the past half a year, Father Lu had been meticulously explaining to him most of the household affairs, educating him to understand the outside world and not be confounded by external opinions.

Father Lu had initially not told Tianjun about Wang Jiao’s covetousness for Lu Jiang, since it was admittedly ignominious. Coincidentally, however, Tianjun came home on the day of Wang Jiao’s visit and heard everything from behind the ox shed.

So, Father Lu told him about it, including his assessment of Wang Jiao.

She was unprincipled and unscrupulous, with a severely deficient character.

If not for her terrible character, what else could explain her determination to sow discord, despite knowing Lu Jiang was already engaged to his cousin?

There was another reason as well - Father Lu felt Wang Jiao was obstinate and would never give up on Lu Jiang, which would certainly cause more trouble in the future. Hence, it was time for Lu Tianjun to keep a close eye on her.

Often, adults like to take advantage of children.

Lu Tianzhi was young and rather naive, the easiest to manipulate.

If Tianjun did not know the truth, he might believe Wang Jiao merely because she was Feng Qingxue’s cousin. It was essential for him to understand what kind of person Wang Jiao really was.

Lu Tianjun liked and respected Feng Qingxue. He always believed that his uncle was fortunate to marry Feng Qingxue, not just for the uncle’s sake, but it was also a blessing for the grandfather and his brother. No one could be as kind-hearted as Feng Qingxue, nor could they sacrificially shoulder responsibilities like she did. He wouldn’t allow anyone to jeopardize the fortune of his family.