Xia Qiu only wanted a simple, honest life as a small-time farmer, with his wife and children waiting for him at home each day. But on the eve of his wedding, he discovered his fiancée was cheating on him. He angrily called off the engagement, only to suffer every kind of humiliation.
His fiancée's family refused to return the betrothal gifts, and her village-bully brother even insisted Xia Qiu marry his younger sister and treat her like a queen.
At eighteen, Xia Qiu stood up for his dignity, left his hometown, and emerged like a hidden dragon rising from the depths. And so began the unfolding of a brilliant new chapter...
The grassroots counterattack is enough to attract attention, and it also has certain inspirational feelings, but to be honest, as a novel, it is not particularly exciting, or the plot and character settings are not classic. It always feels like a lack of energy, and the ending is too rushed, which makes people feel inexplicable.
The ending is too hasty, right?