Tiantian felt she had tried practically every solution she could think of, yet her fragile younger sister still killed herself every time.
This was absurdity opening the door for absurdity-absolutely ridiculous.
Normally, anyone with parents like these would find life miserable. As far as she was concerned, getting rid of them would make life much smoother.
And the most direct way to get rid of them was to kill them, neatly eliminating any future harassment.
The first time she attempted this quest, she killed them in front of her younger sister, causing her to commit suicide. That, she could understand.
She had judged the situation from her own perspective and acted accordingly.
She was a psychopath herself, long accustomed to bloodshed and slaughter, and had overlooked how much less capable normal people were of handling such things.
That was her mistake. She had no complaints about failing the quest.
But the second time, she had taken care to avoid that. She hadn't let her younger sister witness their parents' deaths, and had even deliberately made the couple's deaths look accidental. Yet her sister still committed suicide.
Her reason was actually that without their parents' wages, she wouldn't be able to survive or focus on school.
Wasn't that just plain brain-dead?
Sure, society had a massive wealth gap, and life as an orphan was hard, but the government still offered plenty of benefits and subsidies for orphans.
Grants, student loans, donations from kindhearted people-as long as someone genuinely wanted to study, there were plenty of opportunities to pursue.
As far as Su Tiantian was concerned, being an orphan would be easier than having a gambler and a drunk for parents.
But her fragile younger sister still killed herself!
How infuriating!
On the third attempt, Su Tiantian figured that since her sister