Qingheduo suffered a disaster, her husband died in the battle, and her father-in-law died of illness. Jiang Ruoyu was left with only her elderly mother-in-law and her infant son to depend on each other. In order to survive, the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law sold off all their belongings and went to live with their aunt in Hulan City. It's not easy to live in a magical city, and the price of rent and rice is so high that people can't breathe. In order to support her mother-in-law and three grandchildren, Jiang Ruoyu said goodbye to her family and joined the wealthy Gu family as a wet nurse. She just wanted to work hard for a year and earn enough money to survive for three to five years, so that she could lead her family to a stable life. But she never expected that just by taking good care of the young master of the Gu family, she would accidentally provoke Lu Tingyuan, the most untouchable military and political boss in Hulan City. The originally planned stable life has been ups and downs since then, with troubles and warmth coming one after another.
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This book is a feast for the soul. Every paragraph hides hot sincerity. Every character is as vivid as the people around you. Once you read it, it will be engraved in your memory. It will be hard to forget the shock and resonance. The words are exquisite and the pages are fragrant. It has both a rigorous logical structure and a delicate emotional presentation. Reading it is like drinking a fine wine. The first taste is amazing, and the aftertaste is long. I can't help but want to read it again and again.
This book is a feast for the soul. Every paragraph hides hot sincerity. Every character is as vivid as the people around you. Once you read it, it will be engraved in your memory. It will be hard to forget the shock and resonance. The words are exquisite and the pages are fragrant. It has both a rigorous logical structure and a delicate emotional presentation. Reading it is like drinking a fine wine. The first taste is amazing, and the aftertaste is long. I can't help but want to read it again and again.