Rebirth He Yuzhu I am a family man

Qin Huairu's grandson Bangtou is gone, and her son Banggeng is involved in a lawsuit. The Jia family has suddenly suffered a huge change. How can someone who has devoted all her energy to supporting the whole family and her son accept this?

Qin Huairu suffered such a great blow that she felt like she had lost her soul. She was unable to do anything and could forget everything she remembered. Not to mention slacking off at work in the steel mill, she was even absent-minded when she was at the Jia family.

Seeing Qin Huairu's half-dead appearance, Jia Zhang began to worry about her monthly pension. Jia Zhang was old and cunning, and secretly did some ideological work on Qin Jingru, asking her to go to the steel mill to take Qin Huairu's place.

As soon as Qin Jingru entered the Jia family, she attracted the favor of Jia Zhangshi, and she often relied on Jia Zhangshi to protect her. In addition, she entered the Jia family in the old city to live a good life. Now she had the opportunity to become a worker. With such a good opportunity, how could she not listen to Jia Zhangshi's arrangements.

Qin Huairu gave birth to a son and two daughters. One of her daughters was crippled and had a weak limb, while the other had a strange giggle and was known for her deformity since childhood. Her most beloved son was involved in an indefinite lawsuit, so she had no energy to go to work and support the whole family.

When Jia Zhang talked to Qin Huairu about this, the depressed Qin Huairu didn't think much about it. She just wanted to follow her mother-in-law Jia Zhang's example and enjoy the blessing of having a daughter-in-law, so she agreed to let Qin Jingru take her place.

At the same time, Qin Huairu complained to Jia Zhang about her contributions: "Over the years, I have also raised Dabanggeng, Xiaodang, and Huaihua. From now on, if Xiaodang and Huaihua are wanted, they should be married off quickly! As long as they don't pay too much, any family that dares to want them can take them away quickly without a dowry."

"As for the nine-year-old Bangchui and the seven-year-old Banggan, they were born to Qin Jingru. As the saying goes, 'one generation takes care of the next generation, and whoever gave birth to them should raise them.' Qin Jingru has been eating free meals in the Jia family for so many years, and it's time for her, as a mother, to do her part..."

With Qin Huairu's support, Jia Zhang decisively took Qin Jingru, who looked surprised and in low spirits, and went straight to the steel mill.

Since Qin Huairu started working at the steel rolling mill, she has either been trying to slack off or just doing nothing. The factory only gave her the first-class worker grade as an exception out of consideration for her.

Some of the recent events in the Jia family had been reported to the factory. Considering Qin Huairu's depressed mental state, continuing to keep her in the workshop was indeed a potential safety hazard. After soliciting opinions from many parties, the factory processed the procedures for Qin Huairu and her mother-in-law to take over their jobs.

Jia Zhang persuaded Qin Jingru to take over the job and accompany them to the factory at such an old age, not only because of her pension money, but also because of the right to use the house in the courtyard that had been lived in by her husband Jia Gui.

As the saying goes, "Age makes wisdom." Jia Zhang is already over seventy years old, and she doesn't even dare to expect any hope from her unreliable descendants like Banggeng, Xiaodang, Huaihua, Bangchui and Banggan.

Over the years, Qin Huairu has been quite filial to her, but unfortunately, her mental state is too bad now. Jia Zhang has been with Qin Jingru for more than ten years. In her opinion, Qin Jingru is lazy and ambitious, but she is very active in her mind and not as practical as Qin Huairu in her work and life.

The great-grandson Bangtou is gone, and the eldest grandson Banggeng is involved in a long-term lawsuit... The recent events in the Jia family have made Jia Zhang alert. She doesn't want to face the dilemma of being homeless and without a burial place before she is buried.

After Qin Jingru finished her replacement work, Jia Zhang asked Qin Jingru to take Qin Huairu home first. She used the excuse of going to visit the place where her husband used to work.

"Old people are like naughty children." Qin Jingru, who knew Jia Zhang's temper, did not dare to confront her. After repeatedly telling Jia Zhang to be careful, she supported Qin Huairu and walked away first.

As soon as Qin Huairu and her mother-in-law left, Jia Zhang returned to the factory and asked that the right to use the house in the courtyard where the Jia family lived be placed in her name.

The steel mill's rules state that whoever works in the mill will have the right to use the employee housing provided by the mill in their name, which also makes it easier to collect the few rental fees. Jia Zhang's request violated the mill's rules, so how could the mill agree to her request?

An old lady like Jia Zhang was crying and complaining in the steel mill: "My honest and hardworking husband Jia Gui died of a work-related injury in the steel mill before the joint venture when he was in his twenties."

"My middle-aged, smart and motivated son Jia Dongxu had an accident in the steel mill."

"In her old age, her grandson Banggeng did something stupid on impulse and ended up in a long lawsuit. If the factory doesn't take care of her, it looks like she'll have to sleep on the streets sooner or later..."

With the development of society, the staff of the steel mill have long completed the transition from old to new. Those who knew the past have retired or left. Although the new people in the factory sympathize with her, they do not understand the actual situation at the time.

If the steel mill did not resolve Jia Zhang's demands, she would stay in the factory. In desperation, the relevant departments of the steel mill conducted a multi-faceted investigation and sent someone to invite Yi Zhonghai and Liu Haizhong, who knew the old story and lived in the same courtyard, to come.

As the saying goes, "old people help old people". When Jia Zhang was young, she had a close relationship with Yi Zhonghai. Besides, Yi Zhonghai hated Qin Huairu and had no relationship with Qin Jingru. The steel mill came to him to verify the situation, which was just a good opportunity for Qin Huairu and Qin Jingru to taste the taste of "the birthday star eating arsenic".

The people in the steel mill started the conversation, and Yi Zhonghai exaggerated the story: "What a great contribution Jia Gui, the wife of Jia Zhang, made to the steel mill before the joint venture; how hard the smart and motivated Jia Dongxu worked to study technology; how the father and son of the Jia family made indelible sacrifices for the development of the steel mill..."

In Yi Zhonghai's words, Jia Gui and Jia Dongxu were almost heroes of the steel mill. He changed the subject and tried to help Jia Zhang: "The Jia family has experienced a great change, and the steel mill should consider or take care of Jia Zhang, who is old and helpless."

People who lived through the old society always valued "honoring the dead". Liu Haizhong was almost 70 years old, and he also hoped that when he was gone, someone would remember him as well as Yi Zhonghai did. So, he listened to Yi Zhonghai's righteous and clear speech, and also helped to defend Jia Zhang.

A retired level 8 fitter and a retired level 7 forger were both skilled workers. They represented a lot of power and had a lot of influence in the factory. After several departments of the steel mill discussed the matter, they agreed to help Jia Zhang solve his problems.

Finally, the logistics department of the steel rolling mill helped Jia Zhang to complete the new leasing procedures, and then sent someone to accompany Jia Zhang to the street office to complete the relevant filing, registration and other change procedures.

Jia Zhang walked out of the street office, feeling relieved. Looking at the rental documents and lease books in her hands, she sighed helplessly in her heart: "I hope these things will not be of any use, and I can spend my old age in peace..."