Cui Shiyu defied her parents and married beneath her station, supporting her husband as he pursued success in the civil service exams, caring for her mother-in-law, sisters-in-law, and brothers-in-law, and raising their son.
Her husband achieved fame and fortune, then set his sights on marrying up with a daughter of the Duke of Ming’s household. Her son, meanwhile, hated her as if she were his mortal enemy.
After Cui Shiyu was killed through their joint plotting, she was reborn.
A faithless husband? Divorced!
A wretched son? She wanted nothing to do with him!
They said she was infertile and would spend the rest of her life childless and alone?
What a joke!
The brilliant female doctor: “Mother, this is the sleep aid I made for you...”
The young general who fought on the battlefield: “Mother, I found something fun for you!”
The mysterious leader of the assassins: “Mother, tell me who you can’t stand, and I’ll take care of them for you!”
The regent who held sway over the court: “Mother, please... show your son some love...”
I started watching it, but I found it quite refreshing!
Yes, an unfaithful husband and an unfilial child should be parted with.
It's very well written. The husband breaks up after just a few chapters. The pace is fast, the plot is compact, and the villain's retribution is very satisfying.
Good-looking, happy and grudges, revenge must be avenged, kindness must be repaid
The story is a good one, but it would be even better if it was paired with a good husband for the heroine.
Not bad, I really like the heroine
The writing is very good. Keep up the good work.
The storyline is compact and comfortable to watch
It's very beautiful, the heroine is very enlightened
The story is captivating and quite enjoyable.