Wang Qiaoqiao is a country girl who has been a little spoiled since childhood. She's greedy, loves dressing up and having fun, and enjoys shopping and buying things.
She can't do dirty, strenuous work and doesn't know how to manage a household on a tight budget.
There's no way she'd spend her days at the stove, tending to pots and pans and taking care of a husband and children.
In her world, she comes first, and everyone else can get out of the way.
Luckily, she was born in an era with far more men than women.
She has no trouble finding a husband, and even marries Lin Jianzhou, the village's richest pig farmer.
Naturally, she thinks she's joining the Lin family to live like a pampered young madam.
The most important thing is for the Lin family to have a son.
Then the Lin family can keep spoiling her.
But who knew...
Everyone in the Lin family looks down on her now that she's married into their household.
They say she's lazy and greedy.
She wears camisoles and short skirts, making a spectacle of herself.
Since she hasn't gotten pregnant, she's a barren hen, and the 188,000 yuan bride price has gone to waste.
All the grievances and hardships Wang Qiaoqiao had never experienced before now come crashing down on her at once.
With tears in her eyes, she begins her chaotic, hair-pulling life as a rural wife.
I read it in the middle of the night and I cried. It was a pity for me to have a first relationship. I felt it was a bit different from the novels I read. It was very realistic. I'm a bit like the heroine, I'm lazy and can't speak my mind. This work made me reflect on myself. It is true that I am a little conflicted about material things and reality. I am too arrogant. I feel it has benefited me a lot. I'm looking forward to the author's next post 😘[Flow a kiss][Flow a kiss]
The writing was very real, and I got angry countless times while reading it, but it was also written so well that I couldn't help but read on. . I hope that the best CP can be arranged for the heroine in the end. I am tired after 4 experiences. In addition, I hope the heroine's career will also take off!
I have seen this book on the homepage many times, and this time I finally couldn't help but click on it to read it. To be honest in the first part, the heroine is more than just a seductress. It can even be said that there is a character issue. I didn't read the part where the heroine had a relationship with the male counterpart (I don't know if it's the hero at the moment. But it doesn't look like it). I read the comments that it was the heroine who was raped. It's really pitiful, but even though she was married, she still stayed with other men, had sex and even gave birth to children. It's normal that Lin can't bear it. At present, it seems that the heroine has grown up, and I hope she can get better and better. Even if she doesn't get married and it's just herself and her children in the finale, I will be happy for her.
After reading the previous dozens of chapters, I really feel that this heroine really deserves to die. Why did she do this? , So I felt very uncomfortable when I read it. Then I read the latest update. The chapters about him selling shoes made me feel a little sad. The heroine is slowly getting better. I can only say that this book is still quite irritating. Hahahaha, but I also hope that the heroine can change for the better. Come on.
It's quite good to watch. Qiaoqiao was willful, unruly and naive in the early stage, but after being beaten by life, she slowly accepted changes. I particularly liked the scene where Qiaoqiao was beaten by the manager at work in a KTV and then went back to the manager to ask for salary compensation... I hope Qiaoqiao can grow up a little longer and not be so naive. Come on, come on!
It's very interesting. Don't miss it. Tomato has such a beautiful article. It's rare to encounter it. I really like it😻. The story is eloquent and not as outrageous as a novel. It seems like you are watching how a person's life changes. The reality is beautiful.
Beautiful, very beautiful. Chu Xiuxiu works hard. Her goal is to transcend, not to resist. She chooses to enter marriage and use marriage to reach a higher platform. Wang Qiaoqiao always wanted to rely on marriage, rely on men, and sell herself to survive. By accident, she became completely independent, working and raising children, and making use of the resources around her. Lin is pretty good, but why can't it be a woman? A good woman will be Lin, and a bad woman will be her brother and Zhong. Why did Chu Xiuxiu choose marriage? Can the next Chu Xiuxiu change her life template to Lin? Can the next Wang Qiaoqiao be a clock? Can he aspire to be Zhang? I hope women will get better and better, more and more.
In fact, the heroine is not as bad as the comments section said. No matter how you look at it, the heroine is just an immature person. She only grows older but not wiser. Her marriage was not the result of careful consideration. It was originally just to escape from home. That's why she didn't change after getting married, and she still made "noises" and performed a series of "monster" behaviors. She has the mind of a child, and no one can teach her. She only teaches the heroine to serve the family and take care of the children honestly after getting married, thinking that the heroine will be sensible on her own. But everyone seems to have overlooked that being older just means that you are older, but it does not necessarily mean you are mentally mature. So later the heroine experienced something after the divorce, and she became enlightened. Moreover, the heroine herself did not have the character to take care of others at home. Who can bear to suddenly ask a child who has no brains and no endurance to do such things?
Let me make a statistics. Book friends who support the heroine and Lin Jianzhou's remarriage will like this comment.
It's so beautiful. People like me who have been reading books for more than ten years feel that the author's writing style is so good. The author should stop writing such tyrannical articles and write chronicle stories better. It's so beautiful. The more I look, the more I look down