"After throwing a tantrum and receiving considerable persuasion from her family, my sister-in-law reluctantly put on the worn-out scarf handed to her by the lodging owner.
In my previous life, they had packed their luggage in a hurry and failed to prepare adequate clothing for me. The mountain was cold and wet and I ended up wearing that same worn-out scarf from the lodging owner while having a meager breakfast. It felt unjust, especially considering all I had done for this family."
In my previous life, I had worn a worn-out scarf borrowed from the lodging owner, which was extremely ill-fitting. The mountain's humidity, combined with the early morning rain, made me shiver uncontrollably. I soon caught a cold and my fever quickly spiked to nearly 40 degrees. I begged them to take me to the village health center to get some medicine, but I was refused.
This time, I let my sister-in-law suffer in my place while I silently relished the small bit of justice in my heart
In my past life, she used harsh words when I caught a fever. “How long will it take us to get there with your slow pace? Can you move faster? You’re wasting my time”.
The worst one is: “We’ve all been through this. You’re not a princess”.
With my head burning, I had to be dragged up the mountain to continue the live broadcast.
Because my ears were perforated on one side and I was already deaf, I didn't hear my sister-in-law drumming up poisonous mushrooms behind my back and mixing them into my meal.
Not caring whether it was cooked or not, they forcefully poured the soup containing poisonous fungus into my mouth, which was already close to unconsciousness with high fever and I was powerless to resist, so I could only let them do whatever they wanted.
But this time, I was well-prepared. On the contrary, my sister-in-law was only concerned about choosing bright and sexy poor quality hiking clothes. Compared to my previous life, her warmth was greatly reduced.
When we reached the entrance to the mountain, I was already familiar with the terrain from my previous experiences and we had locals serving as our tour guides. These guides typically taught travelers to identify common poisonous and edible mushrooms, which was a scientific approach highly recommended by the local Culture and Tourism Bureau and praised in five-star reviews.