Lin Wan, a top 100 person who was involved in life and death in her previous life, transformed into the new daughter-in-law of the 1980s when she opened her eyes.
Her mother-in-law made a rule for her to get up at five o'clock every day to pour night fragrance? My sister-in-law secretly wore her new clothes and called her a bumpkin? The three step-sons even regarded her as a vicious old witch, wondering how to put beans in her rice every day.
Lin Wan sneered, screw him for being gentle, courteous and thrifty, his quality is unknown, he will become stronger when he is strong! He kicked over the swill bucket with his backhand, pulled her mother-in-law's hair to reason with her, and forced her sister-in-law to pay an IOU with a kitchen knife. As long as I have no morals, you can't kidnap me!
Just when the whole village was waiting to see her kicked out by her ruthless military officer husband...
The man who was rumored to be cold-hearted blocked her in a corner, his eyes were scarlet, and he handed over his bankbook of all his wealth: "Daughter-in-law, the money belongs to you, the life belongs to you, can you not let me sleep on the washboard tonight?"
Reader comments
The title of the book is a bit earthy, but it is actually very down-to-earth. The heroine never feels aggrieved, she does whatever she needs to do, her "crazy" look to protect herself is very real, she doesn't delay in dealing with the best relatives, and she doesn't exaggerate in relieving her anger. The line of raising a child is not suspended, the child's transition from resistance to dependence is natural, the male protagonist is a reliable rough guy, and the relationship line is slow and not awkward. The overall book is light and effortless, and has a sense of age. It is perfect for relaxing when reading.
The title of the book is a bit earthy, but it is actually very down-to-earth. The heroine never feels aggrieved, she does whatever she needs to do, her "crazy" look to protect herself is very real, she doesn't delay in dealing with the best relatives, and she doesn't exaggerate in relieving her anger. The line of raising a child is not suspended, the child's transition from resistance to dependence is natural, the male protagonist is a reliable rough guy, and the relationship line is slow and not awkward. The overall book is light and effortless, and has a sense of age. It is perfect for relaxing when reading.