Ms. Yao had preserved this stretch of memory relatively well. During a chance encounter, she discovered that something was wrong with her younger brother and promptly tied him up. In the early days of Evolution, people were disappearing in droves every day. At first, their mother kept calling to pester her, but after Ms. Yao threatened her, she eventually stopped calling altogether.
However, the deaths of Wan Yajun and her husband had nothing to do with the Yao family.
Although Ms. Yao's younger brother had tried to sabotage them, Wang Can's bodyguard caught him before he could carry it out. After the matter was properly dealt with, Wan Yajun personally presented the evidence and said she could have him sent to prison at any time.
After that, Ms. Yao's younger brother rarely showed his face in front of the Wang family. Their mother, who knew nothing about what had happened, usually did it for him—until Wan Yajun and Wang Can died.
The couple's deaths were purely accidental. They had the misfortune of being struck by a falling tree, and neither survived.
Ms. Yao didn't let her younger brother off the hook. After her mind evolved again, she became extremely irritable and could no longer tolerate other people's shifting emotions. So, while tormenting her younger brother, she also maimed the hands of her two nephews and disfigured her niece... In her eyes, the family was a perfect example of how a crooked beam made for crooked rafters.
She didn't spare her parents, either. They didn't suffer quite as badly, but after their son went missing, they began falling ill for no apparent reason and endured constant torment, often requiring hospitalization.
Ms. Yao was willing to pay to watch them suffer.
After that, Ms. Yao's memories began to break apart. She would