Yet Su Baozhu had kept studying all the way until now—her first year of high school.
"Hehe, Little Four, I've become illiterate again."
She had only graduated from elementary school.
And she had often skipped class during the busy farming seasons.
The original body probably only recognized a few characters and knew how to count a little!
I don't think whether you're illiterate matters much. The most important thing right now is figuring out how to escape this marriage.
In her previous life, it hadn't even been two days before they forcibly sent the original body to the Liu family in town on an ox cart.
There had been no wedding, no banquet, nothing.
And as soon as she arrived, she had to face a house full of sarcastic remarks and serve an irritable man who had lost his male function after his leg was severed and was filled with resentment.
Su Qiao rubbed her chin thoughtfully. "This shouldn't be a problem."
They wanted her to replace Su Baozhu, but that would depend on whether the Liu family agreed, right?
Over the years, Liu Weiye had spent quite a lot of money on Su Baozhu—on her food, daily necessities, clothes, and jewelry.
Besides, the betrothal gifts had been eight hundred yuan.
If the Liu family hadn't partnered with several others to open a small mine, who could afford to offer such a huge betrothal gift?
For ordinary families, three or four hundred yuan was already the limit for a betrothal gift.
Most importantly, Liu Weiye genuinely liked Su Baozhu.
Otherwise, he wouldn't have started pursuing her when she was fourteen.
And he wouldn't have blamed everything on the original Su Qiao after she was forcibly sent into the marriage.
"Right, did you find him?"
Su Qiao felt that the most