Mo Yao felt that the first half of her life was just like those overly dramatic scenes described in novels.
Her family changed when she was five years old.
At that time, Mo Yao was living in Rao'an Town, a small town where her family was comfortably off, leading a content and easy life.
From childhood, Mo Yao could be said to have been carefree.
But when she was five, her mother died of an illness, and suddenly the family lost its keystone.
Mo Yao, still a child and a girl at that, found that her home, with only her grandfather and father, lacked the gentle meticulousness of a woman when it came to raising a child.
Furthermore, at that time, her grandfather wanted a grandson to continue his legacy, which is why Mo Yao got her stepmother, Liang Ruzhi.
Speaking of Liang Ruzhi, she was a well-known lady of good family in these parts of Rao'an Town.
Because her parents, who belonged to that era of educators, were very learned and reasonable.
