I Became Rich and Raised Four Children, and I Dug My Mother-in-law's Ancestral Grave

Name: I Became Rich and Raised Four Children, and I Dug My Mother-in-law's Ancestral Grave
Author: Qingqing

by Qingqing

ongoing Ancient Romance Historical Fantasy Female Lead

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979Kwords486chapters

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[Farming years + raising cubs and taming husbands + mischievous parents + scumbag abuse + marriage first, love later] In the previous life, Lin Laidi gave birth to four daughters in succession. I was bullied by my parents-in-law and my sisters-in-law everywhere. My grandmother-in-law often said of her: "Those who have no sons will be lonely ghosts in the future. They don't even have anyone to break the basin. How pitiful you are." Her mother-in-law said: "It's better to raise a dog than to raise a daughter. It's stupid. Why did my family find such a useless one." Later, her parents-in-law brainwashed her and said that it was useless to raise a daughter. She only had half a nephew. She also wanted her daughter to have a natal family to rely on in the future, so she listened to her parents-in-law and sisters-in-law and raised her nephew as a son. She would spend all the money on her nephew first, including food and drink. In the end, the daughters were not raised well and each of them became a problem girl. She died from exhaustion, her husband died unexpectedly, and the family did not end well. What's wrong with giving birth to a daughter in this life again? Her daughter is her glory. As long as she is provoked, she will go crazy and become a shrew. Later, the talkative and trouble-making mother-in-law only dared to get angry but dare not speak out when she saw her. My sister-in-law, who was always making mischief, was like a mouse to a cat. Her husband, who had always been a mother's boy, has become a strict wife, and always says, "I'll tell my wife." - Lin Laidi lives a prosperous life, is fierce and courageous, raises pigs, sells pies, opens a furniture factory, and travels all over the world with her daughter. Not only did she live a wonderful life, her four daughters were each better than the last. Those who had bullied her for not having a son all fawned over her like a lapdog.