Train a Lazy Wife Right, and the Triplets Will Call Their Dad for Everything

She transmigrated into ancient times as a lazy farmer's wife who had just given birth to triplets. From the start, she was stunned by two pots of dishes covered in green mold, a room piled high with dirty clothes, unwashed socks, and a stench that assaulted her nose. But that wasn't even the worst part. She'd never seen more than a dozen palm-sized rats scurrying and leaping around a room at once, putting on quite a show. She wanted to change things and shake off the villagers' strong impression of her as a lazy wife. But with three three-month-old babies at home, she couldn't go anywhere or get anything done. So she decided to try another approach. Her gaze fell on her original body's husband, Jiang Shubai, snoring away, and a brilliant plan came to mind. She started buttering him up, praising him, and using every trick in the book, making sure he heard as much of what he liked as he could stand. Gradually, Jiang Shubai's mother noticed that her younger son had stopped wandering around all day and was even home more often. Whether her lazy daughter-in-law had become hardworking was still up for debate. But her younger son was like a different person, transforming into the model husband. At that very moment, Jiang Shubai was on his way to earn money. His wife had said that nothing was more attractive than seeing him work hard to support the family. His wife said she wanted a carriage, not because she wanted a comfortable ride, but because she felt sorry for him having to walk everywhere. To spare his feet, he started earning money. His wife said she wanted a red-brick house with a tiled roof. She could put up with living in a drafty thatched hut herself; she just didn't want him to suffer alongside her. So, to make sure he didn't have to suffer anymore, he worked hard to earn silver. By the time he came to his senses and wanted to quit and slack off, it was already too late.