Stepmother's Live Broadcast: the Villain Kid Wins by Lying Down

Name: Stepmother's Live Broadcast: the Villain Kid Wins by Lying Down
Author: Read The New Grapefruit

by Read The New Grapefruit

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Jiang Tao crosses over and becomes the stepmother of the villain in the story Chasing His Wife at the Crematorium. The original owner is the real daughter who was found by the Jiang family to marry in her place. The husband she married was disfigured and disabled and could not take care of herself. Outsiders laughed at her for being a widow. A country bumpkin and a disabled man were a perfect match. Sooner or later, the couple was abandoned by the wealthy family. In this regard, Jiang Tao said that this is not a problem. Although my husband is disabled, he won't come home! Cool! The five-year-old villain stepson always wants to give her some trouble? It doesn't matter, just give him a beating and he'll be honest. Just tie up a Wanjie live broadcast system and always urge her to bring goods. I originally thought that I would reach the pinnacle of my life easily, but who would have thought that each of these newbie tasks would become more bizarre than the last... Mission 1: Sell 3,000 talismans in a modern interface. Netizen:? ? ? Reported for spreading feudal superstition. Task 2: Sell 3,000 flowers in the apocalyptic world. Post-apocalyptic netizen: You have lived another day, buy a flower to celebrate? ? Task three: Sell three thousand bags of crispy noodles in the world of immortality. The scene where the Taoist monk in white clothes is holding a bag and making a slap in the face? ? ? So beautiful! ! ! Don't dare to look. ... Later, when Jiang Tao saved up a small treasury and was about to abandon her wealthy family and run away to angrily point out 800 male models, her nominally disabled husband miraculously stood up...