Su Li transmigrates and nearly gets pushed off a cliff by her mother-in-law the moment she arrives. But she’s lucky enough to survive.
In this unknown little mountain village, the original owner already has a terrible reputation. Su Li isn’t worried in the slightest. If her reputation is ruined, she’ll just build it back up. Their home is bare of everything, and when Su Li sees the obedient little dumpling looking so thin he’s skin and bones, she waves a hand. No matter how tough things get, the child comes first. They have no money? Then they’ll earn some. The only downside is that her handsome, hardworking husband has no feelings for her. So what if he doesn’t love her? She still has her son.
But after they build a new house, why does her emotionless husband suddenly refuse to sleep in a separate bed from her?
Usually eating snake meat in a restaurant is so expensive, but the heroine actually dislikes it. Snakes are all treasures.
I like it very much, not bad