After Being Buried Alive by My Mother and Reborn, I Stopped Pretending

My mother Mary liked to dig mountain plants, saying they could help people maintain health and prolong life. She even gave them to her grandson Edison, but she didn't know that some herbs could not eaten by kids.

When Edison was seven years old and had a high fever, she used the things she dug from the mountain to make soup to treat him.

I tried my best to dissuade her and sent Edison to the hospital for emergency treatment despite everyone's opposition.

They didn't know that Edison's body had been long damaged because he had been fed these herbs since he was a child.