Shen Qing married and divorced three times in his life.
She once hoped that her husband would know both the cold and the hot, and seek a peaceful life, but she was met with indifference, selfishness, cruelty, harsh treatment, and unkindness. In order to survive and protect her young children, she resolutely cut off all ties with the world and lived in the market with her three sons, trying to prop up her shaky home with every stitch.
Gossips are like knives, scolding her for not being a woman; her ex-husband is entangled and vicious, destroying her reputation; her youngest son is humiliated and rebellious, which makes her ask herself every night: Is it right or wrong to insist on divorce?
She struggled in the mud, persisted in the rumors, and transformed from a timid woman to a lonely and brave mother. Watching the naughty man in the past grow into a pillar of support, seeing that evil deeds will be punished, and finally understand: the best destination for a woman is never marriage and her husband's family, but the power of the palm and the joy of her knees.
Introduction to the work "Three Marriages Are Broken" (Ancient-style heroine·Sadistic growth direction)
Shen Qing married and divorced three times in his life.
She once hoped that her husband would know both the cold and the hot, and seek a peaceful life, but she was met with indifference, selfishness, cruelty, harsh treatment, and unkindness. In order to survive and protect her young children, she resolutely cut off all ties with the world and lived in the market with her three sons, trying to prop up her shaky home with every stitch.
Gossips are like knives, scolding her for not being a woman; her ex-husband is entangled and vicious, destroying her reputation; her youngest son is humiliated and rebellious, which makes her ask herself every night: Is it right or wrong to insist on divorce?
She struggled in the mud, persisted in the rumors, and transformed from a timid woman to a lonely and brave mother. Watching the naughty men in the past grow into pillars of support, and seeing that evil deeds will be punished, I finally understand: the best destination for a woman is never marriage and her husband's family, but the palm of her hand.
