My Husband Took the Imperial Examination and His Wife Went into Business

The situation when Yu Tao came through the book was: A dilapidated thatched house, a man with a downcast face and a foul-eyed look, four younger brothers and sisters waiting to be fed, and a gentle and amiable mother-in-law. According to another record in the book: As the family members of a criminal subject were demoted to a desolate place, there was a high probability that he, the first wife, and the unborn baby would not survive long. After cordially greeting God, Yu Tao decided to start a self-rescue and rescue plan. At least you and your child's lives must be saved. At least my lovely mother can't work too hard, right? At least the ending for the well-behaved younger siblings shouldn't be too miserable, right? Yu Tao's principle is: the supporting characters should not interfere with the affairs of the male protagonist and the female protagonist, and the whole family should work together to live a good life. As for Song Fei... If he is willing to take the imperial examination, then he should continue the imperial examination. In short, the results cannot be too miserable for him. For Song Fei, life before the age of fourteen was high-spirited and proud. Overnight, he changed from a proud man to a criminal. His father and brother died tragically, the Song Dynasty was confiscated, and he and his younger siblings were sent thousands of miles away. He just wanted to overturn the case for his father and brother and revive the Song family. Use your pen as a sword and your body as a chess piece!