[Rebirth through books + cleansing of the evil sister-in-law + getting rich from farming + raising cubs + family crematorium + group portraits and cool articles + micro-strategies + two powerful sweet pets]
It was only after Wen Zhaohe died that he found out that he had entered a sadistic novel.
She is the evil sister-in-law that everyone calls out in the book. She treats her younger siblings harshly and covets wealth. In the end, the villain hero Xie Yanzhou turns evil, the whole village is massacred, and she is drowned in a pond.
When she opened her eyes again, she was back to the day before she was sunk into the pond.
The mother-in-law is partial, the sister-in-law is mischievous, the heroine in the original book pretends to be pitiful, and the whole village is waiting to see her laugh.
Wen Zhaohe rolled up his sleeves: OK, let's live our lives first.
Unexpectedly, as soon as she got down to the ground, she heard the withered and yellow wheat seedlings crying: "I'm dying of thirst. There is water three feet underground!"
The old hen clucked: "The widow next door stole your silver hairpin and hid it under the henhouse!"
Broken stove hummed: "Your sister-in-law cried because she was hungry last night, and even gave you wild vegetables to eat."
Wen Zhaohe's heart softened and he stopped doing anything.
She managed saline-alkali land, grew off-season vegetables, raised pheasants, made pickles, opened a grain mill, ran a girls' school, built canals, and led a group of cannon-fodder poor relatives to make a comeback.
The villagers who once scolded her: Zhaohe, my family also wants to speak!
The clan elder who once thought she was unlucky said: Wife of the Xie family, you are the smoke rising from the ancestral graves in our village!
The heroine of the original book, who had been waiting for her tragic death, panicked: Why did she, a vicious female supporting character, become more and more prosperous as time went by?
And Xie Yanzhou, the cold-faced hunter who was supposed to be darkened, blocked her in front of the granary and said in a hoarse voice: "All the debts belong to you, and the people belong to you too. I only want one title."
Wen Zhaohe looked at the prosperous days when the warehouse was full of grain, the courtyard was full of babies, and the village was full of people.
In this life, no one can take away the fireworks she planted.
