Lu Yao married for love and moved far away six years ago. She thought she’d found romance, but she didn’t expect to run into all kinds of monsters and demons.
Her manipulative mother-in-law: “It’s all my fault. I’m no good.”
Her domineering father-in-law: “You’re so sensible and understanding. Surely you won’t hold it against us, right?”
Her unreasonable sister-in-law: “Tell her to get out! This is my home!”
Her hypocritical sister-in-law: “You have such a good temper. Mom and Dad are counting on you to look after them in their old age.”
Her selfish, spineless husband: “As long as they’re happy, what does it matter if we put up with a little hardship?”
Under her husband’s constant manipulation, Lu Yao keeps giving in, until she’s thrown out of the house while pregnant. Then, while she’s still recovering after giving birth, her mother-in-law threatens to kill herself unless Lu Yao makes the long journey back. At last, Lu Yao can’t take it anymore. She erupts, slowly bares her claws, and flips the table for good: If I can’t have a good life, then neither can any of you!
Please write this quickly, I just want to know what happened to this man
The language is rich, the descriptions are vivid, the characters are distinct and lifelike, which motivates people to read on.
It's sad to raise a child alone, and you have to take care of yourself when you're sick. It's so real and well written.
It's a very interesting book. The heroine is unyielding in her heart. I look forward to her resistance later.
It is very life-like, close to reality, and writes about the pain of marrying far away.
Close to life, this heroine has a tough character and does not run away. I hope that the heroine is kind and has a bit of edge.
Once again, I deeply realized that marrying far away is a huge gamble! Very nice
It's well written and very down to earth!
The helplessness and blood and tears of a stay-at-home mother make your eyes sore!
To marry far away, you either have the ability to solve problems or you are financially independent. What the author wrote is so true.