Huang Ying, a modern retail manager, becomes a heroine in Northeast China on the day she divorces her husband Song Jingshu. She is determined to change her fate. She changed her original owner's bad habits, protected her children, antagonized her eccentric mother-in-law, relied on modern thinking to set up a business, and resolved crises at all levels. Not only did she cleanse herself and repair her relationship with Song Jingshu, she also joined hands with her family to start a career, fight villains, and break pyramid schemes. Finally, she opened a hot pot restaurant, harvested happy family love, and led her family to live a good life in the 1990s.
Reader comments
I think it's okay. This dialect version sounds interesting.
Although the character of the heroine does not match the title of the play, the heroine's family is harmonious, the two children also performed well, and the love career of the hero and heroine has a happy ending.
I think it's okay. This dialect version sounds interesting.
Although the character of the heroine does not match the title of the play, the heroine's family is harmonious, the two children also performed well, and the love career of the hero and heroine has a happy ending.