Mu Jia was reborn on the day her master was laid to rest.
In her previous life, Mu Jia never fought back and yielded at every turn, only to be plotted against by the second branch of the family and suffer a miscarriage. Before her postpartum confinement was even over, she was dragged to a nunnery and tormented until she died of a fever.
In this new life, Mu Jia gives birth to her master's posthumous child, carrying on the family line for the first branch.
She deals with the treacherous servants who betray their masters, stands up to the ruthless and greedy second branch, puts the arrogant concubines in their place, and keeps her greedy birth family at a distance.
[Rebirth + no male lead + no golden finger + household intrigue]
Personally I think it's pretty good. After Mu Jia was reborn, she worked step by step. For herself and her children, You Mu also tried her best for her son's unborn child. Although the two had estrangements, they faced a common "enemy" and finally understood each other, eliminated "obstacles", and lived a happy life with "hope" (Niu Niu Fat Bao). The article contains descriptions of family reputation, the way to be an official, the distinction between concubines and concubines, disputes between wives and concubines, interactions between officials and businessmen, etc. Although there are not many, there are typical "cases".
Author, it's so tiring to remember the names of the people in your book, and I can't tell which one is which. Overall it looks good, keep it up 💪
Okay, okay, the author's writing is good.
The writing is very real, I like it!
It's very beautiful. I also want to see Niu Niu grow up, get married and have children.
Very wonderful short article.
Okay, I see that the current order is relatively clear. The story structure is relatively easy to understand.
Very beautiful, I like it very much
Plainness is the truth, the content is not exaggerated, and the picture looks very informative.
It's pretty, but it's too short.