The Tough Wife of the Wang Family
老王家的厉害媳妇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 334k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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A simple and honest life, like a memoir, filled with trivial matters, quarrels, and joys and sorrows. It's deeply moving to see the hardships a woman endured, trapped by feudalistic ideas her entire life. In the end, the mountain finds fulfillment, but the woman's life is tragic. What's the point of a capable woman living such a miserable life?
Wang Dashan is blindly filial and only knows how to make empty promises.
The characters are vividly and realistically portrayed, drawing the reader into the story and making it impossible to put the book down, prompting them to urge for more updates.
Poverty-stricken couples face a hundred sorrows; sitting idly, I grieve for you and for myself. A very good novel, close to real life. A good woman doesn't complain about life; even when faced with injustice, she remains independent and strong, supporting her family. Putting herself in others' shoes, who could do better?
It's a work that could be adapted into a TV series. It's written very realistically, with all the ups and downs, the joys and sorrows, making it particularly captivating and drawing readers in to keep reading, crying and laughing along with the protagonist.
Great, beautiful, I gave it five stars, and I hope it stays this good.
It's the kind of book you want to read in one go, especially since it's about my hometown, Da'an in Baicheng. What a coincidence that the world is so big! Reading this from so far away feels so familiar. Even the dialect is understandable, stirring up my homesickness. I definitely have to go back this October.
If Yu Xiaoqin hadn't been so amazing, the Wang family would have been ruined.
This book, depicting the everyday lives of ordinary people—though lacking dramatic events—reflects the joys and sorrows of people in the past. It's a very good book.
The author's writing is excellent, capturing the everyday lives of each family and evoking strong empathy in the reader; several chapters even brought me to tears. Aside from the later chapters where the female lead's repeated compromises with Old Wang and Fenglan were infuriating, the rest of the story is very good.