Jin Ruixin is a low-key tenant in modern times. The intermediary's quick talk made her a target of tenants because of the rent increase.
I don't know who it was, but he took the sandalwood tea tray from the store and smashed her into time travel.
This hit hit her into a pit yard on the Loess Plateau.
When I opened my eyes, I was filled with blankness, and my ears were filled with cries and curses.
Before he could figure out what was going on, he was thrust into a swaddling baby's arms and driven to live in a livestock kiln.
How could Jin Ruixin, who had grown up well-fed and well-fed, endure such treatment? He directly rose up to resist, only to be brutally suppressed.
With this failure, she also understood that the era she lived in was very different from the era she grew up in. Many of the ideas she believed to be right were immoral and unacceptable in this era.
In order to free herself and her daughter, she began a battle of wits and wits with her vicious mother-in-law.
In the process, she realized that she had been transported into a book.
His mother-in-law is the vicious female supporting character in the book, and her current life is not her final fate. In order to avoid being implicated in the time of revenge and reckoning, Jin Ruixin can only speed up his pace to leave this pit courtyard.
Fortunately, she also followed her at the modern store. With the help of the store and the help of her kind-hearted sister-in-law, she was able to leave the Dikengyuan and take her daughter out independently.
Then she struggled all the way, from the two kilns of Yazhuang kiln to owning her own Dikengyuan. For the sake of her daughter's health, she went to the capital to develop and became the richest woman in her generation.
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It looks good, I like it, but the article is a bit short.