Adorable Beasts: The Peerless Demon Girl

But now she finally understood.

She is indeed a 'golden lady'.

She had never suffered any hardship in her life. She had a father who was an emperor. Her father was a king praised by everyone, so as long as she was her father's daughter.

She will be loved by everyone.

In fact, there is really nothing to praise about her.

An Wan felt a sore nose, she rubbed her eyes vigorously and began to clean the dirt on the ground.

I felt extremely frustrated and sad.

The sad thing is that she couldn't even eat the bacon that everyone else was reluctant to eat.

The village chief's child at the dinner table was eager to eat, but the village chief didn't allow him to look at it too much.

The frustration was that she finally realized that she was living a good life, and the reason why she was able to live a good life was not because of her own ability, but because she had an amazing father.

It just happened at this time.

It's so uncomfortable.

My stomach is still growling.

An Wan: "..."

She has not yet mastered the cultivation. Even if her father does not eat, he will not feel hungry as long as he absorbs enough spiritual energy.

She was very sad and started to take out food from her space magic weapon.

But these things were all earned by her father for her to eat.

She was getting sadder and sadder.

The next day, the three people from the village chief's family got up early.

But I didn't expect that as soon as I got up, I saw An Wan with swollen eyes.

An Wan is young by nature.

Looking at this now, she seemed even smaller, a tiny ball, huddled in the corner with no strength.

"Sir, what's wrong with you?"

The village chief came over with a surprised look on his face, "Did you not sleep well? Is the bed too hard?"

An Wan: “…” She became even sadder.

Yes.

The bed was too hard, and when she slept on it for a while, her back and waist ached.

The more she felt that she could not endure hardship, the more she became sad and unable to control herself.

"I'm so useless." An Wan couldn't help but pout.

In fact, she rarely cried since she was a child, and she always thought she was a very strong girl.

Damn strong.

She is just a useless piece of trash.

"Ouch!" Aunt Mei slapped her thigh, "How could you say that! We are just too poor here."

"My lord, don't say that."

"We are sorry for you." Aunt Mei pulled him up from the ground, her face full of kindness, "This room was originally where our little tiger slept. Little boy, just sleep on a hard bed."

"Is it annoying you?"

"There are no girls in my family now, so I haven't noticed it."

An Wan sensitively grasped the key point. What kind of teaching is there no girls now?

Has it happened before?

Perhaps because An Wan's questioning look was too direct, Aunt Mei lowered her head and her smile faded slightly. "I have a daughter who is about the same age as you."

An Wan was surprised, "Where is she now?"

"Are you married?"

she knows.

Some girls marry early.

Aunt Mei lowered her eyes, "Dead."

An Wan pursed her lips suddenly, and the sadness in her heart had long disappeared.

died?

How did you die?

She really wanted to know, but she didn't dare ask for fear of hurting others.

"It happened a long time ago." Aunt Mei forced a smile and tried to comfort her, "It's okay, it's all in the past."

"We failed to protect her during the beast tide that year."

"Many children in the village were trampled to death."

"We adults all go out to grow food, and the children stay in the village."

"Who knew the beast tide would come like this."

There was a flash of pain in her eyes.

“But it’s different now.”

Aunt Mei held her hand tightly, as if she had held a life-saving straw, "You're here."

"Our days are about to get better."

This little girl would vomit when eating bacon rice and is afraid of shadows when sleeping in bed.

It became their new hope.