A leisurely life that begins with the possession of a game character

Whether something is illegal or not, whether there are any documents, ultimately depends on whether the companies behind it have the strength to suppress it.

If there is always someone in the position, it means that the procedures are incomplete. As long as the procedures are acceptable and it does not cause public outrage, it is no problem even if it is exposed.

On the other hand, even if all the programs and documents are in place, in the end it still won’t work.

Therefore, in Liu Xiaoyu's opinion, the entire Qingshan Village renovation project is now a matter of money and time. Once the money and time are coordinated, the rest can be done step by step.

The people who plan to invest now are enough to protect the operation of this project.

Liu Xiaoyu took out her cell phone and asked Zhang Lan to watch a self-narration video of a little girl she had recently sponsored, and to see if there was any way to treat the girl's physical condition.

The little girl is called Tongtong. She suffers from a congenital disease that causes her general weakness, muscle atrophy, and inability to take care of herself. Liu Xiaoyu got the idea to support her after seeing the little girl's self-narration on a short video platform.

The video is very calm. After graduating from elementary school, the little girl was unable to go to school due to physical reasons and had been staying at home. She had been eating and drinking with her parents. In the past few years, she lay flat all day long, except for watching TV, and basically could not help with housework.

Tongtong said her mother often complained about her: "You are so old, but you can't help with anything and you still need others to help you."

Tongtong is weak and has muscle atrophy. She is unable to take care of herself. Her parents need to take care of her daily life. She needs her mother to help her dress, comb her hair, bathe and wash her hair... She cannot do anything without her parents' care. The good thing is that Tongtong's hands are still normal and she has a little self-care ability, but not much.

Her father has been picking her up and dropping her off at elementary school every morning, noon and evening. He gave up his business opportunity to send Tongtong to school.

Tongtong's father opened a car repair shop, and the car repair business depended entirely on luck. When Tongtong was very busy and had to go to school, her father would usually send her to school first, let the customers wait, and when he sent her back, the customers were long gone.

Sometimes when Tongtong was halfway through her work, it was almost time for her to get out of school. Her father would stop what he was doing and ride his bike to the school to wait for her outside the classroom. If it rained, she would ride her bike to the school even earlier to pick her up.

Considering the situation of two people, Tongtong's father couldn't wear a raincoat and could only take an umbrella. After returning home, Tongtong's father was soaked.

Tongtong's mother is also in poor health. She was in a car accident before and had a herniated disc. She always has back pain and cannot do heavy work. Tongtong cannot take care of herself. She needs her mother to hold her when she takes a bath or goes to the toilet.

In this case, Tongtong's mother's waist is not in good condition. Although Tongtong is not heavy, it is not as easy for her mother to hold Tongtong as it is to hold an object of the same weight.

Because when holding Tongtong, his arms will not have the strength to hook around his mother's neck all the time, and his body will inevitably slide down.

This made Tongtong's mother, who was already struggling, even more unstable, so she often fell down. Every fall was a heavy blow to Tongtong and her mother, because her mother was often injured.

After the fall, her mother had to hold Tongtong tightly while she struggled to get up and continued to walk forward tremblingly while holding Tongtong.

So later on, Tongtong would try his best to control his urination and defecation so that his mother could feel more at ease.

After graduating from primary school, Tongtong was 13 years old. Because the middle school where she lived had no elevator, she could not go to school. So Tongtong stayed at home from then on. Since she could not go to school, Tongtong's biggest goal in life was to help run the store. At this time, she had to deal with some kind greetings from customers. For example: "Why didn't you go to school? What disease do you have? Can you take care of yourself? Can you take care of yourself?..."

Tongtong always felt like a monkey in a zoo, admired and ridiculed by others. He had no self-esteem. During festivals, he would receive "kind care" from relatives and neighbors.

It is impossible for people to have patience all the time when they put their limited love into something that they can't see the return on. Sooner or later, their emotions will explode, and Tongtong's parents are no exception.

Her parents came home after a busy day and saw Tongtong sitting at home. They couldn't help with anything and had to cook even a hot meal by themselves. After dinner, they still had to take care of her without a chance to catch their breath. They were furious. And the root of all this evil was Tongtong herself.

At this time, the only thing Tongtong could do to make his parents feel better was to act as a punching bag, a role that Tongtong played carefully at home.

When his parents are unhappy, Tongtong carefully observes their every move and guesses when the storm will arrive. If the storm does not arrive in time, he dare not relax, but will be tense and dare not breathe.

I was extremely cautious in every move. I only dared to add vegetables to my dinner, not meat. If I accidentally picked up meat with my chopsticks, I would secretly glance at my parents.

Even so, sometimes I still couldn't escape the storm. If I felt sick and needed to go to the toilet, I had to endure it and wait until my parents were in a better mood before I could ask them for help.

When he was sick or feeling unwell, he dared not tell his parents, fearing they would be scolded. Tongtong’s parents hated it very much, and if he was sick, their first reaction was to get angry.

They would scold Tongtong for not exercising regularly and being sick all the time. The day was already busy enough and he was still causing trouble for them...

Tongtong has been afraid of his parents getting angry and getting sick since he was a child, and it became a habit that he couldn't change. Even now, in the video, Tongtong said that he still gets subconsciously afraid when he sees others getting angry.

Because the biggest feeling that being sick brought her was helplessness, there was no one around her to rely on, and no one took her to see a doctor.

Her parents would feel uncomfortable if they saw that her former elementary school classmates had changed a lot and made rapid progress, while she had stagnated or even gone downhill.

When she got home, she would complain and scold her for staying at home doing nothing every day, asking why she couldn't be like other children. Tongtong's mother always adopted a critical education approach to Tongtong, blaming her for not working hard, being too lazy, and not striving for success.

Tongtong's parents have always been taught that studying can change one's destiny. In their eyes, those who study hard will work in offices in the future, while those who don't study hard will do hard labor to earn money like them.

Tongtong's mother always compares her with her school-age peers, and Tongtong is always the worst one in the comparison.

So every time Tongtong sees students coming home from school in the store, he feels envious and often thinks that it would be great if he could go to school like them.

Over time, Tongtong's desire to go to school became an obsession. Even when she got a smartphone and could access the Internet for the first time, the first thing she did was to look for various courses online. (End of this chapter)