A daughter-in-law who was exchanged for a bag of rice, a first-sent student from a city school, and entanglements in a big and stubborn feudal family.
There was a famine in the city, and the grocery store that the Xiao family relied on for a living was forced to close, leaving only a few acres of land to make ends meet.
Xiao's father died of depression and was unable to support Xiao Jincheng's tuition, so he dropped out of school and stayed at home, becoming increasingly decadent.
When Xiao Jincheng had Rong Jin, he thought she was not worthy of him. When Rong Jin supported the Xiao family with his thin body, Xiao Jincheng retreated and refused to move forward.
For the future of her son Xiao Jincheng, Xiao's mother sent Rong Jidian to the Qian family in the city to be his wife.
Is Xiao Jincheng unable to love it?
Did Qian Yun get what he wanted?
Can Rong Jin fight for a free way for himself?
Reader comments
It's very interesting. I don't know why the author stopped updating, and I feel that the emotional line is a bit too fast. The Qian one even gave me a strange feeling. That is to say, Xiao, I feel very good. I don't know why the author suddenly wrote the pacing very fast. The point that I am interested in (the competition between Xiao and Qian) feels so fast when writing. Suddenly this and then that. But this template is a bit strange and I like it a lot. I think the portrayal of the heroine's character is a little strange. Qian's appearance is just to promote the plot. It feels like the emotional line is incomplete. It's a bit baffling to see Qian's emotional line. But I still want to see the ending. Although I was jumping after seeing the male and female protagonists having sex [face covering]
It's beautiful, but it makes people suffocate. The oppression of the times makes people unable to see hope.
It's very interesting. I don't know why the author stopped updating, and I feel that the emotional line is a bit too fast. The Qian one even gave me a strange feeling. That is to say, Xiao, I feel very good. I don't know why the author suddenly wrote the pacing very fast. The point that I am interested in (the competition between Xiao and Qian) feels so fast when writing. Suddenly this and then that. But this template is a bit strange and I like it a lot. I think the portrayal of the heroine's character is a little strange. Qian's appearance is just to promote the plot. It feels like the emotional line is incomplete. It's a bit baffling to see Qian's emotional line. But I still want to see the ending. Although I was jumping after seeing the male and female protagonists having sex [face covering]
It's beautiful, but it makes people suffocate. The oppression of the times makes people unable to see hope.