In Eight *********

Originally, they came here to get a son-in-law, but in the end, most of them relied on men. Externally and verbally, they still talked about marrying a wife, and then they made money and asked the men to move out and buy a house.

At present, I feel that whether it is business, relatives and friends, or the male and female protagonists, the relationship between the two people is quite good. The female protagonist dreams about the subsequent development in the form of a dream. She knows where in Shanghai, Guangdong or Shenzhen is to be demolished. The female protagonist asks her husband to move their household registrations to these two places separately, and then buy a few old and shabby apartments, and then wait for the subsequent demolition. I went to the place where the male protagonist worked, bought two shops, and started doing business there. If they buy a shop there just to rent it out and collect rent, I can understand why they go back to their hometown to develop. But he bought a shop there and opened braised chicken and rice. There are also food stalls selling cold skin and cold noodles. Business has started, but the hero and heroine want to return to their hometown, probably Tianjin. I went there to develop, and then bought a house in the school district there, ready to settle there. Then why would you go to Lanzhou, where you work, to open a store? Now that you have built up your reputation, will you quit? Or should we close the shop and rent it out, then go back to our hometown and open a braised chicken and rice restaurant? Hmm, I don't quite understand. If you want to develop somewhere, open a shop there and work hard, and later want to return to your hometown to settle down. You don't want to work until you retire and then go back. Now you have started to buy a house in the school district. You will definitely not wait until it is too late to return to your hometown. So why did they open a store there?

Not bad, not bad. How many children should the heroine have? It would be best if they have twins, a boy and a girl, and there is no need to be punished by family planning.

It's very beautiful, not top quality, just making money.

It's good-looking and good-looking. It's purely about career. There's nothing super or weird about it. There is nothing, just a family working hard to live a good life. It's so comfortable to watch. There is just too little content.

Kiss, go, go

It's just that the name of daughter-in-law is too greasy.

It's pretty good. Everyone in the family is focused on making money, and there is no top-notch product.