Introduction to the work of "The Housewife's Counterattack":
After four years of marriage, all that was left in Lin Wan's world was a three-foot stove and a crying child. Her husband's roar for smashing the thermometer, her mother-in-law's glare at her for being a "freeloader", and the chronic frostbite on the back of her hands were like an airtight net, trapping her in the label of "housewife". Even she had almost forgotten that she was once a well-known newcomer in the design world, and she could draw stars and seas with her pen.
When the words "You are worthy of raising children in this life" hit her heart like an ice pick, she looked at her haggard self in the mirror and suddenly clenched her barbed hands. What was broken was not only the thermometer, but also her last bit of forbearance.
Her hand was trembling when she picked up the paintbrush again. During the interview, she was asked, "I haven't worked for three years, can I still do it?" In the early days of starting a business, a supplier stole all her savings. Even her mother-in-law advised her, "What's the trouble in a woman's family? Find an honest man to marry." But the smiling face of the child in her arms, the starlight outside the window when she was working overtime late at night, and the words "I am more than just someone's wife and mother" hidden deep in her heart made her grit her teeth and get up again and again.
From being pointed in the nose and scolded as "useless" by her husband, to asking the partner to hand over cigarettes at the negotiation table; from haggling for a dime at the vegetable market, to signing a seven-figure contract; from hiding in the quilt and crying, to coldly saying "I won't give you a cent of my money" when facing a vampire relative.
She broke a thermometer and broke the shackles of fate; she shed blood with frostbite and earned sweaty money.
This is not a story about someone who is born powerful. It is just an ordinary housewife who, when she was pushed into the mud by life, suddenly remembered that she could also blossom - no
