Lin Wanyue was originally the legitimate daughter of the Hou family, and she married Jiang Wenxing with a generous dowry of ten miles of red makeup.
Unexpectedly, on the night of the wedding, Lin Wanyue sat in the new house all night, and did not even see her the next day. Jiang Wenxing left for the war, and soon there was news that Jiang Wenxing was missing.
From then on, Lin Wanyue relied on her dowry to settle bad debts, and struggled to support the crumbling Hou Mansion. Under the arrangement of her grandmother, she adopted the son of the clan. She worked hard and devoted everything she had to paving a bright road for her adopted son.
Unexpectedly, the first thing the adopted son did was to strangle her alive, and also planned to massacre the entire Lin family.
"You have occupied my mother's position as the mistress of the Hou Mansion for more than ten years, and made her a shady concubine for so many years. You owe me this!"
It turned out that the adopted son they had worked so hard to cultivate was actually the son of Jiang Wenxing's wife. The wife didn't want to be a concubine, so they relied on Lin Wanyue's dowry to live freely, but they asked Lin Wanyue to raise their son for them!
Ridiculous! Pitiful! Sad!
Fortunately, God showed mercy and was able to live a new life.
Lin Wanyue hid her dowry and handed over the housekeeping rights. Who cares about this mess? Who doesn't want to be a concubine? Then be a bitch! Want to be a pair of mandarin ducks? Then fill Jiang Wenxing's room with beautiful wives and concubines.
No one can be alone in this life. Those who have hurt her must pay the price with blood!
After causing chaos in the Hou Mansion, Lin Wanyue turned around and remarried Li.
In this life, she finally found the person who treated her wholeheartedly...
Reader comments
It is 90% similar to another completed book by Tomato, but this one has many logical inconsistencies.
It is 90% similar to another completed book by Tomato, but this one has many logical inconsistencies.
Very nice, thank you author! Five-star praise
Very beautiful, the heroine is great