Faced with a Controlling Mother-In-Law, Watch Me Grow Against the Wind

I've finished reading it, overall it's a good write-up! Finally, I have to say that in the war between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, it seems that the heroine did succeed. She pulled everyone into her own camp and successfully isolated her mother-in-law. But does such success really mean anything? She also paid a lot for this. From the mother-in-law's point of view, she is actually very pitiful. No one loves her, and she will not love others. She can only rely on instinct to get what she wants and gain the affirmation and recognition of others. And it's difficult to transform a mama's boy,? Instead of constantly being internally consumed and consuming yourself, it's better to get out as soon as possible. I don't think this can be regarded as an escape, and use the limited time on more meaningful things.

This novel is so realistic and well written. The description of this mother-in-law is really penetrating. There are really many mothers-in-law like this in life.

It's okay. It's weird. Why does Tomato keep pushing me the ones I don't want to watch and I can't stand it. The cliché routine keeps pushing to me.

It's so well written. As a mother-in-law, you have to keep a little distance.

Real life has no shortage of mothers-in-law like this