After Becoming a Wicked Mother-in-Law, My Daughters-in-Law Fight to Support Me in My Old Age

Finally, I came across an article where the heroine is a real old lady, not someone who pretends to be an "old lady" but turns out to be only in her thirties. The heroine also has a great personality. She has superb medical skills and good cooking skills. She loves her family and can take care of things. She will thoughtfully make amends for those who have been hurt by the original owner. She will let the family members who made mistakes correct them instead of giving up directly. This image of a reliable parent is the essence of Lao Taiwen [Adoration]

I think it's very interesting. If you like reading classical literature, you can read this book. Moreover, the main character in it has a golden finger, and all the contrasts hit your face. I think it's very refreshing. Moreover, the original character was so bad, but the main character slowly changed for the better after passing through it. The whole family is very warm. There are also some unsolved mysteries about the life experiences of some characters, which are very fascinating. All in all, I highly recommend it.

The text is quite good and the writing is good. Some of the plots are a little uncomfortable to watch, but they are okay and are in line with human nature. I just feel that the sons are not biological and may be members of a big family and the daughter-in-law is also the missing daughter. It is a bit too fake. This kind of family is just ordinary people who slowly become better and stronger.

It's too little. I just stayed up all night to see the latest chapter. Please update it more. Please [send my heart] [send my heart] [send my heart] The plot is not good at all, and the prices are very reasonable. The heroine is very decisive in everything she does. Although some villains always look for trouble, every slap in the face is timely. Basically, conflicts are resolved immediately and will not drag on for several chapters. Apart from that at home, There are no other masterpieces in Lao Si, and there is not much description of the plot of Lao Si. He was quickly sold by the heroine to experience life in today's people. It is really friendly to readers who are easy to get involved. There has been no thunder and lightning so far. (Even when the second brother fainted and woke up, I thought the second brother was reborn. Only after reading later did I realize that the second brother had woken up and stopped being filial [laughs] [laughs])

It's okay, it's cool, the protagonist has a lot of connections But it's not immersive enough. I often get into dramas and think, "Oh, so the author wants to arrange the plot this way." In the early days, I was treating people, but later on, the royal family, the prime minister, the general, whose biological child it turned out to be, began to move up to high positions, and there were also some family fights. I felt that there were too many conflicts deliberately created, and I always didn't say it directly, and then after causing misunderstanding, I said "Oh, I'm kidding you."

The writing style is crisp and beautiful, and the details are beautiful. It is really good, the writing method is sophisticated, and the description is well considered. The protagonist is portrayed with wisdom and the details are amazing. Overall, it's worth watching, but not a classic I see that the only shortcoming so far is the lack of rigor in the heroine's medical skills. Especially when I wrote about caesarean section earlier, I didn't actually need many terms, but I needed to write about the disinfection space and disinfection measures. For example, it is written that the heroine does not want to be an imperial doctor: her voice is not strong, but her words are like ice beads falling to the ground, "When you enter that door, you are not treating the disease, but the human heart. If you cure it well, you are a slave; if you cannot cure it, you are a dead slave." Describe the image of the male partner of the prince: The crane cloak looks heavy, but he wears it quite neatly. The material is black fox lining with dark patterns and gold woven fabrics. The hair is hidden under the satin, and only a circle of black soft velvet is slightly exposed at the collar. The refugees learned some measures when they entered the village: plan in advance, store grain in a low-key manner, set up thorns on the walls, patrol at night, warn monkeys at the entrance of the village, have dogs at home, unite forces, and be able to fight and defend.

It's tied, and it really fits the title of the book. The daughters-in-law are all filial, and the heroine has done a lot. The daughters-in-law are really grateful to their mother-in-law for being particularly filial, and they dare to act coquettishly towards the heroine. They sincerely treat her as their own mother and are filial, and the body feels warm~ I like this kind of group pampering mother-in-law, mother-in-law is the true love, and the husband will despise the husband if he dares to say that the mother-in-law is not good! I have to say that the heroine's cheap sons are still estranged from their mother. The eldest son didn't even call her mother. The second son rushed up to beat the heroine without understanding the situation. The eldest son didn't even explain or stop her (you just haven't healed your legs, you're not mute). If the heroine didn't have the strength, he would have been beaten! To sum up: It should be said that girls are kind angels and are easily satisfied, but men are just big pigs!

I finally found a long novel that I can read with patience and give high marks. I think the plot of this novel is of the type that gets better and better the more you write it. Leaving aside some details, the main characters are well handled and have distinct personalities. They have a sense of strength and solidity as a woman awakens. 1. The plot is not cumbersome and protracted, and the timeline is not too long; 2. The main characters are three-dimensional, as if they were on the scene; 3. The foreshadowing is appropriate and the plot follows one after another.

I really like this kind of plot that brings back the scattered family members one by one, without setting too many twists and turns. It's a lighthearted article.

It's great to see. This is the true transformation of children and grandchildren, not blindly giving in to change. It's still the same after hundreds of chapters. The daughter-in-law is really nice, obedient and considerate, and everything goes as it should. I hope it won't end so soon, come on, author!