Becoming the Richest Man Alive

He was the precious of the family, so the young boy was spoiled.

That was when Amelia’s abuse started.

At that time, abuse was not a concerning matter. It was only known as “discipline” in the countryside.

As the saying goes, a hard stick makes a filial child.

But no one cared, even though she was a well-behaved child who did nothing wrong.

When she was four to five years old, she would learn to collect firewood, boil water, and cook rice. The countertops were all twice her height. And she would be beaten if she didn’t finish her chores in time.

That was the kind of environment Amelia grew up in ever since she was four to five years old. On the other hand, her younger brother, Cody, grew up under the meticulous care of all the elders in the family.

He was never wronged and was never scolded. He was given the utmost care.

On the other hand, Amelia, merely two to three years older than the golden child in the family, had to do all the chores and hard work.

The funny thing was that in a family in which preached patriarchy, Amelia’s father had no status at all.

In Amelia’s childhood memories, no one would care about her, apart from her father, who would secretly give her food.

She couldn’t do many things as a young child, so all she did were household chores.

When she grew up, not only would she do all the housework, she would even work on the farm. Everyone in the family wanted her to work the most but eat the least.

After Amelia’s facial features developed, her mother treated her worse because her appearance resembled a vixen.

She would be beaten and not given any food if she didn’t finish her work on the farm.

The desperation of hunger, accompanied by darkness and fear, as well as the scars and bruises on her body, were all the highlights of Amelia’s childhood.

family didn’t want her to embarrass

the farm,

days at school were the happiest

she went to high

Amelia’s father was diagnosed with a terminal disease. When he was running out of time, the family decided

survive after losing the family’s primary source of

Amelia finished junior high, it was

compulsory education. Tuition fees were required

high school

school fees. Even the living expenses were several times that

current lifestyle, so

marry at the right time and fetch a large amount of

she was in junior high school. On top of that, years of hard labor never affected her

the elders felt threatened by her, and they would stop

her to

What a waste of

Amelia’s father

he was the only person in the family who loved his daughter and the only person in the family with the highest level of education. Even so, it was just high

words carried some

decided

members acknowledged him, and Amelia finally got to go to high

holidays, she would work to pay for her tuition, and she would choose

drifted

when she truly experienced

demands, endless abuse, and endless comparisons

tired, it was

knew very well that she was living for herself,

exceptional amount of compensation and

at her home was left unused