My Six Boys—Touch Them and You Die

My Six Boys—Touch Them and You Die Plot:

Li Guixiang, a rural widow, raised six sons alone on three mu of land. Her youngest son Qijin, just in primary school, was injured by a village bully’s underlings—all to seize her vegetable field for a pig farm. She grabbed a hoe, blocked the door, and shouted, “Whoever touches my six sons, I’ll fight them to the death.” But the bully was backed by the village director pushing “rural development,” who even threatened to cut her utilities. Then her eldest son returned with coworkers, her lawyer second son arrived with legal papers, and her junior-high third son held a phone to collect evidence. Her “desperation” was actually the confidence her sons had secretly built. When the director came to demolish, the yard had a mother with a hoe, a lawyer with contracts, workers with tools, a teen with a phone, and Qijin yelling, “Don’t bully my mom!” In this battle to protect her sons—was it the mom protecting the kids, or the kids protecting her?