After eight years of hard work, she finally got her own house in Nancheng. On her third wedding anniversary, what Lin Shuo was waiting for was not a romantic dinner, but her parents-in-law who came uninvited - bringing with them cloth shoes smelling of inferior cigarette smoke, stained with mud, and peanuts thrown directly into her Hermès bag.
Husband Chen Hao's "It's not easy for me to be a mom" has become the only rule in this family. Her silk pajamas were put into the kitchen, her cosmetics were randomly rummaged through, and the bedroom was filled with bacon that exuded a salty smell. When she wanted to reason, her mother-in-law put a kitchen knife on her neck, and her father-in-law slapped the table and scolded her for "reading the book into the dog's belly."
Lin Shuo finally understood that truth is worthless in front of people who act recklessly.
Since you are unreasonable, then you should talk about money, laws and rules. She hired an iron-faced housekeeper, installed a fingerprint lock, and turned her husband's salary card into a tool of punishment, giving her mischievous mother-in-law her first taste of "doing things according to the rules." In this war about house and dignity, she wants to laugh and tell everyone to get out.
