<h4>Chapter 57: Filial Piety </h4>


    Lin Laosan and his family left with their tails between their legs!


    The surrounding vigers also left one after another!


    When they saw that Lin Yun could crush a rock into powder with one foot, their faces immediately turned pale with fright!


    They suddenly remembered the fact that the jinx had been sent back by the King of Hell. He had given her divine power so that she wouldn’t be bullied again. And he’d take anyone who she had killed.


    Who wasn’t afraid of death? It was a fearmon to everyone.


    Lin Laosan’s family was afraid of death too! Therefore, after Lin Yun’s intimidation, they could only leave unwillingly!


    Lin Yun looked at Lin Laosan’s family, especially Li Cuihua and Lin Daniu, who were staring at the big tiger with indignant eyes, and immediately sneered.


    Of course, Lin Yun knew that this matter had not beenpletely resolved.


    Lin Laosan’s family was only temporarily intimidated by her.


    In the future, they woulde back sniffing whenever she gained some money or benefits, especially Li Cuihua and that self-proimed clever schr, Lin Daniu. They woulde to take advantage of her.


    In the past, her host had nond, no money, no house, and no power. Even her life wasn’t hers. The Lin family would definitely not recognize such a Lin Yun as a member of the Lin family.


    But now, things changed. Since Lin Xin was here, she would not lead a poor life.


    She wanted money,nd, and a house. When she made it big, Lin Laosan’s family would stick to her like leeches. These shameless people were thick-skinned enough to ignore that Lin Yun had severed blood ties with them. They woulde knocking nonstop until they got the things they wanted.


    Even if she was given divine power, Lin Yun couldn’t do anything to an unreasonable shrew like Li Cuihua.


    This was because in this Ancient era, even if Lin Yun had cut off rtions with Lin Laosan’s family, she was still Lin Laosan’s granddaughter. She was raised by Lin Laosan’s family. Even if she had exposed everything and the Lin Family had only treated her as a ve, even if Lin Yun had returned them two bowls of blood, the vigers would still view Lin Yun as the daughter of Lin Laosan’s family.


    This belief was deep-rooted. Blood was thicker than blood.


    From the vigers’ perspective, Lin Laosan’s family could sever ties with Lin Yun but not the other way round. Why? It was because of an ancient Chinese belief: filial piety!


    The word could be an excuse for all kinds of unreasonable behavior.


    Lin Yun frowned. This couldn’t do. She had to think of some ways topletely stop Lin Laosan’s family froming to cause trouble every day.


    However, for now, she had no money or power. Plus, she was loathed and ostracized by the vigers because she was the jinx.