Ms. Lou shook her head, "No, Lord, it is the commoner who has suffered greatly. Ever since I married him, he either beats or scolds me, and I have carried wounds on my body for years. I really can't take it anymore; just a few days ago, on the day the county magistrate was in Ruan Family Village, Ruan Kewei was at home smashing my head against the wall. If it wasn't for my father-in-law stopping him out of fear that the county magistrate would hear the commotion, I'm afraid there would be two murder cases today."
While speaking, she rolled up her sleeve, "My body is covered with injuries, and the next day the pain was unbearable, so my parents took me to the county town for treatment. The doctor said it was just a little bit away from being life-threatening."
Her forehead was still bandaged, her complexion was as pale as can be, and she indeed looked very frail.
