When Ms. Zhou faced bullying at her mother-in-law's home, Aunt Zhou never entertained the idea of divorcing her. Instead, she advised Ms. Zhou to endure the situation for at least a dozen years, speaking kindly to Fifth Grandma Ding.
However, everything changed when Ms. Zhou and Ding Erzhu severed ties with the Ding Family, leading to the tragic death of their granddaughter. This incident was the breaking point for the Zhou Family, and they decided to support their daughter and son-in-law, launching a strong retaliation against the Ding Family.
The once cordial relationship between the two families turned into deep-seated enmity.
As time passed, Ms. Zhou's daughter and son-in-law improved their living conditions, but the Ding Family still sought to take advantage of them. This further fueled Ms. Zhou's animosity towards the Dings, as she believed they were responsible for her daughter's death.
