Li Wen transmigrates into the body of a farmer’s young wife who tried to murder her wicked mother-in-law.
But why does the mother-in-law, who came back to life after dying, look so much like her own frail, good-for-nothing mother?
Her mother, a former grain geneticist, and her current wicked mother-in-law: “Darling!”
Li Wen: “???”
Just as mother and daughter recognize each other, her gambling-addict father-in-law uses the women of the family as collateral to pay off his debts and runs away!
Her sister-in-law demands they split the household, and all Li Wen gets is her handsome husband and wicked mother-in-law.
Paying off debts? Fleeing famine? No problem, she has a million supplies! Short on doctors? Running low on medicine? No problem, she has a medical encyclopedia!
From then on, the geology expert becomes a supply tycoon and miracle doctor, leading her whole family down the road to prosperity!
It's too childish and lacks any logic. Whether it's a fantasy novel, a fantasy novel, a story about space or superpowers, the "golden finger" part can be freely imagined, exaggerated, or even unreasonable. However, the plot in the story must at least have normal logic and thinking, instead of being like playing house!
Speechless, a wave of ugly people.
The plot wasn't to my taste; it wasn't a strong female lead story. It mostly revolved around the wits and battles between the male lead and the women around him.