This can be considered equal treatment; no ancestor is particularly "mistreated," nor does any ancestor receive preferential treatment from the girl.
After the two carried the tablets out, Liu Yumei watched the sparse row of tablets with a thoughtful look in her eyes.
Aunt Liu pulled out a cloth and spat out the blood in her mouth, incredulous as she asked, "Madam, why is this happening?"
Liu Yumei: "I don't know the reason either. The karmic taboos on this child have suddenly become heavier, so heavy that I feel apprehensive."
Aunt Liu: "Ali wasn't like this before."
Outside, Uncle Qin, who had just finished burning the paper effigies, was on his way to the east room to report, as was his usual habit.
Just as he reached the door and heard those words, he decided to back off and see if there was any work to do in the fields.
But here, he couldn't simply jump and leave; moving at an ordinary person's pace certainly wouldn't be as fast as sound.
