Is My Whole Family Evil? This Fierce Woman in the 1970s Teaches Them a Lesson with Her Fists

In the 1970s, Song Yunzheng becomes the notorious new daughter-in-law of the Duan family, infamous across every village for miles. Her father-in-law is a deadbeat, her mother-in-law a troublemaker, her brother-in-law a hoodlum, and her sister-in-law a scheming little social climber. Faced with this hellish start, with the whole family made up of villains, Song Yunzheng can’t be bothered to reason with them. She grabs a fire poker and puts them under “military-style management.” Her deadbeat father-in-law gets beaten until he volunteers to work on a reservoir, her hoodlum brother-in-law gets kicked off to the black market to haul sacks, and her scheming sister-in-law is drilled into becoming a women’s self-defense instructor. And what about her husband, Duan Jingfeng, the wild, vicious, black-hearted brute of legend? Song Yunzheng pins him to the kang. “What, you want a beating too?” Duan Jingfeng’s ears turn red. “Wife, I’m on your side. Go easy on me.”