In her past life, Meng Yu couldn't understand why her mother would give the university admission she worked so hard to earn to her younger sister and even sell her off to a remote village as a common wife, just to raise travel funds for her sister.
Reborn, Jiang Meng Yu has just escaped from human traffickers, only to be caught by a 'buyer husband'. The fiancé her mother had originally set up for her, whose identity was usurped by her sister, comes to her rescue. She says, 'You saved me, I have nothing to give you as repayment but myself.' Yet when her mother comes, she coolly claps her hands and walks away with her.
Captain Gu traps Meng Yu against the wall: 'Flirt with me and then want to run? No way!'
Meng Yu resists: 'That was just a temporary measure for revenge.'
Captain Gu leans in: 'We've planned everything, let's go with it. I'll help you take your revenge, and you just need to repay the favor.'
A slightly silly Meng Yu asks: 'What favor is that?'
Captain Gu smirks: 'The life-saving favor that should be repaid with oneself.'
Meng Yu: 'Is this fox really the officer I knew in my past life?'

Thinking of this, Mengyu asked the neighbors, "So who is Ma Dapan's brother?"


Sure enough, as soon as Mengyu mentioned Ma Dapan's brother, the neighbors' faces all changed.


Granny Long looked around before saying, "Her brother is a repeat offender, a hooligan through and through."


A tall and thin neighbor added, "Her brother is named Ma Dana. She raised him, and he listens to her every word. If anyone dares to cross Ma Dapan, her brother will help her settle scores with them, until they come bearing gifts and apologize to her."


Repeat offender here doesn't refer to a play's title, but a metaphor for someone who has been detained or imprisoned for the second time.


No wonder everyone is afraid of Ma Dapan; she has a brother who's been in jail.


Chapter 93 - Chapter 93 Moral Kidnapping (2)