In her previous life, her husband became successful and immediately cheated on her, bringing his mistress into their home.
Jian Mingyu refused to simply give him up and spent the rest of her life fighting his mistress.
In the end, her husband hated her, his mistress hated her, and her daughter hated her even more.
Jian Mingyu died with deep regrets and closed her eyes.
When she opened them again, Jian Mingyu had been reborn.
She promptly packed her things and kicked Yang Feiyue out of the house.
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Old Commander Ye retired due to illness, and He Ke was getting ready to hire a young housekeeper.
The first had no sense of hygiene, the second got handsy, and the third was lazy and dishonest...
At last, he found someone who suited him, but his son, Ye Jizhang, wasn’t having it.
“Her waist’s too slim, her face’s too pale, and her eyes are too big. She’s always on her knees scrubbing the floor. Who does she think she’s seducing?”
“Fire her. She has to go!”
For the sake of her wages, Jian Mingyu swallowed her anger.
But Ye Jizhang still wasn’t satisfied.
“Know your place. Stop trying to seduce me. I’m a major. I’d never fall for a lowly housekeeper like you.”
Who asked him to fall for her? She just wants to earn money to support her daughter!
Well written. I saw someone say the female lead is a bit repressed, and she is indeed a little repressed, but not in a superficial way. It's very well portrayed. The author's writing style is good. Life is really just a few things, and events are just a few things too. The way it's described and combined is captivating and keeps the reader reading.
It's so well-written, I cried a lot while reading it. Sometimes it felt suffocating and heartbreaking, but when you truly put yourself in the female lead's shoes, you might not see it that way. The pain of her family of origin and the shrewishness of her ex-husband's family are palpable even through the screen. She has to navigate between the two sides for the sake of her child.
The writing is fluent, the characters are well-developed and realistic, and it has a romantic touch, but the male lead is a bit unlikable.
I was really frustrated reading this book; I felt like I couldn't get into it. But I have to admit that the author's character development was very successful. The female lead's character was particularly well-developed: a woman who wanted to be independent but was inherently weak and incompetent, a woman who was very well tamed.
This is so good! Anyone who's never seen a submissive female lead before should definitely check out this book. It's okay that the female lead is a bit weak in the beginning, since everyone has different personalities and ways of handling things. But these awful relatives and friends just keep popping up. I'm getting tired of reading it; one little monster after another appears. I can only say the premise is quite appealing. And the male lead has absolutely no charisma.
To be honest, it's not a super-satisfying read, but the characters are well-developed and realistic, the plot is unconventional, and the author's writing is strong. I've read over a hundred chapters so far, but I don't really like the male lead because he's too sarcastic.
No matter how it's written in a novel, in reality, you have to make money, control money, you know? Control shares.
It's so good! I hope the female lead and male lead can have a baby girl after they get together.
Beautiful, beautiful, very real emotions
I can really relate to this; the account of a divorced woman's emotional journey is wonderfully written. 👍