She was saddened by the plight of the six members of the Liang family, but her heart also ached for the girl in the dream.
Her memories were incomplete, still having many pieces that wouldn't fit together, but even so, based solely on those fragments, she was able to deduce some aspects of the girl's circumstances.
So it turned out to be like this.
The format of ancient letters was a bit like classical writing, a bit challenging to understand, but Dong Huiying still managed to make sense of a few things.
It turned out that the mudslide that Dong Dabao had encountered wasn't a natural disaster, but one she had caused with her own hands.
Divine power creates tomb, that mud and stone were actually a grave she had made for herself!
What kind of person was Dong Dabao?
Vulgar, rude, brutal, malicious? But if he truly was like that, how could he have written those characters with such vigorous righteousness and elegance!
