After a Farmer's Daughter-In-Law Became Rich in the 1980S, Her Husband's Family Panicked

[Eighty years + getting rich + building a career + cool articles + sweet pets + slaps in the face and counterattacks + daily life] When she woke up, Internet celebrity blogger Li Lingxi transformed into a country girl who had just moved into the city in the 1980s. The husband-in-law's family has a stable job, the father-in-law is a sixth-level maintenance worker in the textile factory, the mother-in-law is a master chef in the canteen, the uncle is a bus driver, the sister-in-law is a female worker in the textile factory and the team leader of the workshop, the eldest sister-in-law and the sister-in-law are both college students, and the husband is also an intern editor in a publishing house. However, she and her daughter had rural registered permanent residence, had no jobs, no income, had free meals, and were looked down upon by her husband's family. When he entered the house, he was treated like an old scalper by his husband's family, and he was looked down upon in every way. He was depressed, and no one noticed that he had a high fever, and he finally died. Li Lingxi cursed angrily, "My husband's family looks down on me. If you can get a divorce, get divorced. If you don't want to get divorced, just work hard to make progress. It's the most useless way to internalize yourself!" In the new era, women must be financially independent and spiritually independent. The first step is to leave their husband's family and rent a house, and the second step is to take advantage of the trend of reform and opening up to make a fortune. Setting up a stall, building a factory, building a brand, your net worth is growing steadily, you live in a big house, drive a car, and make others envious. He even bought the textile factory where his in-laws worked and became his boss. The in-laws' family panicked and regretted, and they cried and begged her for forgiveness. She sneered, "You used to ignore me, but today I am beyond your reach." The man who had been silently supporting his wife behind the scenes asked aggrievedly: "Daughter-in-law, can I afford her?"