Du Geyu died suddenly from working overtime. When she opened her eyes, she had become the awful mother-in-law in a book: lazy and greedy, favoring boys over girls, abusing her daughters-in-law, and never doing an honest day’s work.
Her house was bare, and her children were impossible to control.
Her eldest son neglected his family. Her second son beat his wife and wanted to divorce her. Her third son was planning to sell his sister to fund a marriage, while her youngest daughter cared only about marrying into a rich family.
What could Du Geyu do? Of course, raise them right with a firm hand!
From then on, the Tao family straightened up and pulled together. They sold books, made crafts, opened an inn... and enjoyed a life of good food and comfort!
The villagers were green with envy. Someone sneered, “That old Tao woman can throw her weight around in the village, but let’s see her become the richest person in the land!”
Later: Tsk, that must have stung.
Give it a five-star rating! But there are too many problems. First, for example, when did the heroine sell the storybook for the first time and how much did it cost? She wrote inexplicably and told her family that she made money by selling the storybook. Secondly, why do you have to bring the most unreliable person in the family with you when you go to sell your story for the second time? In other words, just a few chapters are full of illogical logic. In fact, the plot of the novel you wrote was already written by someone last year. It is basically the same. I remember that the novel was rated a bit higher and more people read it.
Well... How should I put it, these plots look quite speechless...