The Little Daughter-in-law of a Military Household

The heroine found a good husband on her own, but the husband she found for her daughter had already had a marriage. She asked her daughter to pick up the leftovers that others had used. It was disgusting. She also asked her daughter to know her own advantages to tie up her son-in-law's heart. Isn't it like this to look after others eagerly without any dignity at all? The front part looks good, but I don't like the article starting from the 200th post. What's all the content in the back part? The previous dynasty destroyed the Manchu people's world, and what is written is inconsistent with history and is messy.

I can't stand it when I am poor myself and let others provide me with free food and drink!

When I said earlier that the male protagonist had an affair, I endured it. After all, it was only mentioned briefly and could be ignored. But what the hell is the heroine's son-in-law? Not only did they have a marriage, but he also described in detail which one he liked more. I was really disgusted. Instead of trying to break off the engagement, the heroine actually wanted to marry her daughter off. The novel is meant to be read happily. I really couldn't bear it when I saw what the heroine did. I gave up.

It looked fine from the beginning, but before I got to the paid chapters, it became a mess. I don't know if it was a missing chapter or a missing paragraph. In short, the preface didn't match the follow-up. I read more than 80 chapters. After my parents came, they were directly Dorgon's soldiers. Could it be that what I was reading was a pirated version?

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Can anyone tell me which rooms there are? It's so confusing.

Are you sure this is an exile and not a protected relocation? ? ?

Are typos prevalent? If I didn't, I wouldn't be able to write!

There are always mistakes in names and stuff, so it's a bit troublesome to read.

There are a few minor issues, but generally everything is good.