After I Became a Widow, I Relied on My Cooking Skills to Support My Disabled Son.

The most amazing thing is the "no system, no space, no cheats" setting! He Taoyao doesn't have any cheats, and relies on a pair of hard-working hands and brains to make a living. She will encounter natural disasters when farming, shortage of ingredients when cooking, and she has to rely on worldly wisdom to compete with her relatives. This kind of "heartbreakingly real" setting makes every success of hers particularly convincing. If you are used to reading cool articles with golden fingers, suddenly seeing this kind of "purely relying on yourself" counterattack will feel particularly fresh, and it is easy to substitute, as if you are sweating in the fields and busy at the stove with her.

The line about the disabled stepson was so tear-jerking! He might have been a dull gourd at first, and he didn't dare to say anything when he was bullied, but He Taoyao didn't give up on him, cooking for him, treating his illnesses, and teaching him how to behave. Slowly, the child would smile at her and timidly protect her when she was bullied. This bond, which was not related by blood but was better than that of mother and child, was more moving than any love line. In tomato novels, this kind of pure family line is so rare. Every time I see my stepson getting better, I feel that He Taoyao's efforts are worth it. The interaction between this "mother and son" is the warmest healing point in the whole article.

The style of this article is so appetizing! There are no fancy palace battles, just the daily life of a widow and her disabled son, farming, cooking, and dealing with relatives in the village. The food cooked by Taozi can be imagined to be fragrant, the interaction with the stepson can warm the heart, and even the interaction with the evil relatives is full of the flavor of life. I'm used to reading fast-paced and refreshing articles on Tomato, but occasionally reading this kind of farming article full of fireworks is like eating a home-cooked meal, which heals and relieves stress. Especially watching her make a bitter life sweet, I feel so at ease.

Days full of fireworks are truly "lively", and the words "live your life lively" are particularly picturesque! There is no system to help her grow special crops, and there is no space to provide her with rare ingredients. He Taoyao's "richness" must be earned by herself, such as planting her own land well, and the harvested food can feed her and her stepson; such as doing some handicrafts to sell in the town, and getting some change to buy a candy for her stepson; such as cleaning up the dilapidated house, and living openly even if she is poor. This kind of day full of fireworks makes people feel more at ease than those plots about getting rich easily. After all, isn't the happiness of ordinary people just relying on a pair of hands to sweeten the bitter days? This alone makes me want to read more about her daily life.

There are no "bloody plots", and clean stories are more comfortable. There are definitely no "bloody plots" such as "the female protagonist is misunderstood, the male protagonist does not believe", "best friend betrays, ex-boyfriend returns". It is all a clean story in which the female protagonist lives by herself, takes care of her stepson, and deals with relatives. This kind of non-bloody setting makes people feel very comfortable to watch. There is no need to be angry because of misunderstandings or sad because of betrayal. You can just follow the heroine to experience the ups and downs of life. This is a "clean" article. In a platform full of cool articles, this kind of clean and pure story is particularly rare. It also makes people want to follow it and enjoy this kind of mindless and hassle-free reading experience.

The whole content will make people learn to cherish their current life, even if it is not rich; cherish the people around them, even if there are conflicts; cherish their own hands, because they can create happiness. She even has to work hard to get a full meal. Compared with our current life, we will feel very happy; the mutual dependence between her and her stepson will make people cherish the family affection around them; the process of her working hard with her hands will make people cherish the fruits of their own labor. After reading the introduction, I feel that this article not only makes people happy, but also makes people learn to be grateful and cherish. This kind of emotional value is more precious than a simple feeling of happiness.

The rhythm is really slow, but very slow and solid! To get rich without even starting, He Taoyao had to start by learning farming and practicing cooking skills, gradually building up her family's fortune, and her relationship with her stepson also had to be slowly cultivated. This slow pace may seem "not exciting" at first glance, but once you look at it, you will know that every small improvement is hard-won. It is the first time to make money from cooking, the first time to improve the stepson's disease, and the first time to fight back against the evil relatives. This kind of "slow flow" counterattack is more lasting than the "quick riches overnight" feeling. If you have the patience to follow it, you will definitely be able to taste it.

Counterattack is not the greatness of "saving the world" or "becoming a queen", but the greatness of "living a good life in an ordinary life". She is just an ordinary widow, with no extraordinary abilities and no help from plug-ins, but she relies on her own efforts in difficult situations to make herself and her stepson live a pleasant life. This kind of "ordinary greatness" is more touching than those spectacular greatness, because it is close to the lives of ordinary people and makes readers feel that "I can also live my life well like her." After reading the introduction, I feel that her story tells us that ordinary people can also create happiness through their own efforts. This kind of greatness in the ordinary is particularly powerful.

This opening simply engraved the word "miserable" into my bones! The dead husband-in-law, the disabled step-son, and the evil relatives are all gathered together. If there is no golden finger in the system, someone else would have run away long ago. But He Taoyao refused, relying on a pair of hard-working hands and an unwillingness to admit defeat. This kind of counterattack without shortcuts is much more real than those cool articles about cheating. Watching her go from not being able to eat to living her life to the fullest, every step of the way is based on the pain points of reality. The more I read, the more I feel that "the struggles of ordinary people are so powerful." It is exactly the "down-to-earth counterattack" approach that readers like, and it is particularly immersive to follow.

The pace of this article is really slow, but it's very slow and solid! To get rich without even starting, He Taoyao had to start by learning farming and practicing cooking skills, gradually building up her family's fortune, and her relationship with her stepson also had to be slowly cultivated. This slow pace may seem "not exciting" at first glance, but once you look at it, you will know that every small improvement is hard-won, such as the first time to make money from cooking, the first time to improve the stepson's disease, the first time to retaliate against the evil relatives. This kind of "slow flow" counterattack is more lasting than the feeling of "getting rich overnight". Readers can definitely taste it if they have the patience to follow it.

The cool thing about this article is how pure it is! Without a system to help with farming, He Taoyao had to figure out how to increase production; without space to provide ingredients, she had to rely on her cooking skills to make ordinary meals popular; without a golden finger to slap the villain in the face, she had to rely on wisdom and perseverance to defeat her evil relatives. This kind of "purely relying on oneself" feeling is more fulfilling than those "one-click riches" feeling, because every success is earned by her. Tomato readers will feel "this feeling of satisfaction, solid!"

He Taoyao's "loyalty and diligence" is the most hard-core character and it really irritates me! She is not the kind of weak woman who cries and waits for rescue. She carries her own husband when her husband dies. She is neither humble nor overbearing when faced with difficulties from evil relatives. She raises her disabled stepson as her own son. Her "constancy" does not mean being conservative, but upholding her conscience and responsibility; her "diligence" does not mean being stupid, but relying on cooking skills and farming to make a living. Among the many female protagonists in Tomato who "rely on men and rely on the system", her hard-core character of "relying on herself" is a breath of fresh air. Watching her play her bad cards gradually, I feel particularly relieved. Who wouldn't love to pursue this kind of heroine?

The counterattack without shortcuts shows the power of the heroine even more. What struck me the most was the setting of this article: "No system, no space, no cheats"! Others relied on cheats to counterattack, but He Taoyao relied on "diligence" to counterattack. He got up early to farm, stayed up late to work, took care of his stepsons, and dealt with relatives. Every step had to be taken by himself, and every bit of sweetness had to be earned by himself. This kind of counterattack without shortcuts only reflects her power. For example, if she wants to improve her life, she must really learn farming skills, figure out how to sell things, and find ways to deal with evil relatives. These all require brains and perseverance. Reading the introduction, I feel that every bit of her success is hard-won. This kind of "real" counterattack is more admirable and more immersive than cheating.

There is no shortcut to Taoyao's counterattack, it is done step by step - if you plant some land today, you will harvest more grain tomorrow; if you do a handicraft today, you will earn more money tomorrow; if you deal with relatives today, you will have more confidence tomorrow. This kind of "step by step" steadiness makes people feel particularly credible and motivating. For example, she will not have a lot of money all at once, but will slowly save it; she will not defeat all the bad guys at once, but will slowly resolve them; she will not make her stepson get better all at once, but will recover slowly. This kind of down-to-earth counterattack is more flavorful than a quick counterattack, and it also allows readers to feel the truth that "efforts will be rewarded".

During the reading process, you will unknowingly be affected by the tenacity of the heroine. When you encounter difficulties, you will remember that she did not give up even in the face of hell. This difficulty is nothing; when you want to complain, you will remember that she does not complain but only act, and you should be more positive; when you want to give up, you will remember that she has lived a good life through hard work, and you should persevere a little more. This kind of psychological influence is more valuable than any plot. It can make readers become more resilient and positive in real life. This article is not only a novel, but also a "spiritual gas station" that can give readers strength when they need it.

The heroine's kindness to her stepson is so touching! The stepson is not her biological child, and is still disabled, so it takes more time and energy to take care of her. However, she does not dislike him at all, and instead regards the child as her own relative. She might carry her child a long way to see a doctor, she might stay up late sewing clothes for her child, she might stand up to protect her child when he is being laughed at. This kind of kindness that transcends blood ties is more precious than any love, and it better reflects the character of the heroine. This mother-son line is definitely responsible for the tears and laughter of the whole text. It can make readers feel the warmth of humanity while being moved, and they are especially looking forward to watching their interaction.

The stepson's "sensibleness" is heartbreaking and gratifying. He knows that He Taoyao is not easy, so he may take the initiative to help her do what he can, such as delivering things and looking after the house. He may comfort He Taoyao in his own way when she is sad. He may bravely refute when others say bad things about He Taoyao. This kind of understanding makes people feel distressed. Such a young child, who is still disabled, has to learn to be considerate of adults. It also makes people happy that He Taoyao's efforts are not in vain, and the children can feel her kindness. Reading the introduction, I feel that this child is the spiritual support of the heroine and the emotional sustenance of the readers. His understanding makes the whole story warmer and more touching.

The stepson's growth line is actually a hidden line of cool writing! From being taciturn and physically disabled at the beginning, to gradually becoming cheerful and even helpful under the care of He Taoyao, the process itself was very "refreshing". He Taoyao is not only raising children, but also "nurturing" children. This sense of accomplishment of "teaching and educating people (raising children)" is more touching than simple career success. Watching your stepson get better little by little, you will feel that all He Taoyao's efforts have paid off. This kind of emotional satisfaction is very special and refreshing.

The heroine earns food by farming, earns small change by doing handicrafts, earns warmth by taking care of her stepson, and earns respect from relatives. This kind of "earned days" is more practical than "waiting for good luck". She wanted her stepson to live a good life, so she went out early and returned home late every day to work; she wanted to not be bullied by her relatives, so she relied on her own strength and reputation to gain a foothold. After reading the introduction, I feel that such a heroine is very reliable. Every bit of her happiness is natural because she has put in enough efforts. This kind of "no pain, no gain" story is particularly convincing.

The line of the disabled stepson has the warmest sense of healing. Normally in this kind of start, the stepson would be either a drag or a tool, but He Taoyao did not regard him as a burden, but was willing to live with him. Think about it, how difficult is it for a woman who has just lost her husband to deal with evil relatives and take care of a disabled child? But precisely because of the difficulty, it became clear that her "fidelity" was not only to her deceased husband, but also to her responsibility. Just imagining the scene of her washing and cooking for her stepson and teaching him how to read makes me feel warm in my heart. This line must be the healing role of the whole story. It has more warmth than a simple slap in the face and makes people want to see how mother and son (nominally) rely on each other.

The "abusive" start of Hell is a preparation for the "sweet" follow-up. He Taoyao's start is really too cruel. A young widowed husband, a disabled stepson in tow, and relatives on both sides of the family are all evil people, which is driving people to a dead end. But precisely because of such a cruel start, the "sweetness" of her living a good life by herself in the follow-up is even more impactful. For example, she might not even have enough to eat at first, but later she would have a surplus of food by farming; at first, her relatives would come to find trouble every day, but later they could only stare when they saw her prosperous life; her stepson might have low self-esteem at first, but later he became cheerful under her care. This rhythm of "torture first and then sweetness" is more flavorful than smooth sailing from the beginning. After reading the introduction, I am waiting to see how she turns "hell" into "fireworks on earth". This sweet contrast is so exciting.

The style of this article is so appetizing! There are no fancy palace battles, just the daily life of a widow and her disabled son, farming, cooking, and dealing with relatives in the village. The food cooked by He Taoyao can be imagined to be fragrant, the interaction with the stepson can warm the heart, and even the interactions with the evil relatives are full of the flavor of life. I'm used to reading fast-paced and refreshing articles on Tomato, but occasionally reading this kind of farming article full of fireworks is like eating a home-cooked meal, which heals and relieves stress. Especially watching her make a bitter life sweet, I feel so at ease.

All the members of the family are evil, and the cruelty is hidden in the fun. All the members of the mother-in-law's family are evil, and the beginning is completely cruel! Think about it, He Taoyao has just lost her husband, and before she can recover, she has to face difficulties from relatives on both sides - maybe they are trying to steal the family property, force her to remarry, or dislike her stepson? But this "all enemies" setting makes it full of fun. Because there is no golden finger, her counterattack will definitely not be an instant kill, but rely on daily persistence and wisdom, such as living a good life to make her relatives jealous, and blocking their mouths with reason and reputation. This kind of "long-lasting" slap in the face is more relieving than cheating. When I read the introduction, I was waiting to see how frustrated my relatives were as they watched He Taoyao live a prosperous life but couldn't benefit from it. This kind of contrast is so exciting!

The slow-burning rhythm allows you to better appreciate the taste of life. Without golden fingers, the heroine's counterattack will definitely be slow-burning - you will not wake up today and become rich tomorrow, but you need to farm, work, and accumulate step by step, and slowly live a good life. This slow pace can better appreciate the taste of "life". For example, the first time she grew enough food, the first time she made money by hand, the first time she cured her stepson's disease, every small progress is worth being happy. Compared with those fast-paced cool novels, this kind of slow-burning is more like real life. It allows people to follow the heroine to experience the process of "after all the hardships, the joy comes". Every bit of sweetness comes at ease. Reading the introduction, I feel that following such a novel is like slowly simmering a pot of good soup, which becomes more and more flavorful as it goes on.

The "face" of the evil relatives is so realistic that it makes people angry and expectant. The setting of "all members of the mother-in-law's family are evil" in the introduction is so real! In reality, there are those kind of relatives who don't like other people's kindness and make things worse for them. Maybe after He Taoyao lost her husband, he immediately thought about dividing the family property; maybe when he saw her with a disabled step-son, he laughed at her for having a "hard life"; maybe when he saw that she wanted to live a good life, he deliberately came to cause trouble. This kind of real "evil" makes people angry and looking forward to it. I am angry at my relatives for being mean and look forward to how the heroine will slap them in the face. For example, when the heroine's life is getting better and relatives want to take advantage of her, she directly refutes them; for example, when relatives spread rumors about her, she relies on her own reputation to make the rumors unfounded. This kind of "slapping evil relatives in the face" plot is more relieving than beating up the villain. After all, it is too close to reality.

The realism without a golden finger makes people's hearts even more poignant. I am used to seeing cool articles about using cheats in the system space. He Taoyao's start is really too "down-to-earth" - the dead husband, the disabled step-son, and the relatives on both sides are all evil people. There is no golden finger, so he relies solely on himself to carry it out. This kind of setting will make people sweat at first, fearing that the heroine will not be able to survive, but then I think about it, isn't this the dilemma in reality? Without good luck from heaven, you can only rely on your hands and your heart. The profile says that she "lives a fulfilling life through perseverance and hard work." This sentence alone feels more powerful than cheating and counterattacking. After all, being able to survive the hell start is truly powerful. This sense of reality makes people want to follow her to see how she survives step by step.

This article is not just about "counterattack", but also about "growth". From a widow who may be a little ignorant, she grows into a woman who can take charge of herself, take good care of her stepsons, and deal with relatives well. For example, she may not know how to farm at the beginning, but slowly develops the skills; she may not dare to talk back to her relatives at the beginning, but then she can deal with it calmly; she may be confused about the future at the beginning, but then she has clear goals. This kind of growth line is more interesting than a simple counterattack, because readers can follow her to experience the process of "becoming stronger", and every progress makes people feel happy. Reading the introduction, I feel that her growth does not rely on plug-ins, but on repeated experiences and attempts. This kind of real growth is particularly touching.

The most amazing thing is the "no system, no space, no cheats" setting! He Taoyao doesn't have any cheats, and relies on a pair of hard-working hands and brains to make a living. She will encounter natural disasters when farming, shortage of ingredients when cooking, and she has to rely on worldly wisdom to compete with her relatives. This kind of "heartbreakingly real" setting makes every success of hers particularly convincing. If you are used to reading cool articles with golden fingers, suddenly seeing this kind of "purely relying on yourself" counterattack will feel particularly fresh, and it is easy to substitute, as if you are sweating in the fields and busy at the stove with her.

He Taoyao must be an optimistic person. No matter how hard life is, she can still find happy things: for example, seeing her stepson smile is like the vegetables sprouting, or receiving a word of concern from others. This kind of optimism is not pretended, but comes from the heart. It is the light in hard days. She might tell stories to her stepson at night, even if the story is simple; she might make a bowl of sugar water during the holidays, even if it's just a little bit; she might hum a tune while working, even if she's very tired. This optimistic attitude can infect readers, allowing them to experience the small beauties in life with her. Even in hard days, they can still find reasons to be happy. It is very healing and I love it!

It was so good that I cried. The stepson and the heroine must go both ways. The heroine takes care of the stepson, and the stepson will also protect the heroine in his own way. When the heroine is bullied by relatives, the stepson will stand in front of the heroine even though he is disabled; when the heroine is tired, the stepson will give her a glass of water and rub her back; when the heroine is unhappy, the stepson will comfort her with childish words. This kind of two-way protection makes me cry! There is no blood relationship, but we are closer than relatives. This kind of feeling is particularly pure and warm. When you read the introduction, you expect to see the scene of them relying on each other. In the winter, the two keep each other warm, and in the summer, they enjoy the shade together in the yard. This kind of plain and sincere relationship can touch the softest part of the reader's heart and make people shed tears.