After getting married, I turned myself into a servant who slowly became speechless.
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The heroine takes care of the housework, takes care of the family, and works overtime to make money, but is rejected by her husband for being pretentious and criticized by her mother-in-law. No one cares about illness, no one understands grievances, and dedication is taken for granted. Communicated again and again, disappointed again and again, and finally completely speechless, no longer arguing, no longer expecting. In a relationship, does slowly turning oneself into a "mute" mean neglect or silence? May everyone live to be their own light!
The heroine takes care of the housework, takes care of the family, and works overtime to make money, but is rejected by her husband for being pretentious and criticized by her mother-in-law. No one cares about illness, no one understands grievances, and dedication is taken for granted. Communicated again and again, disappointed again and again, and finally completely speechless, no longer arguing, no longer expecting. In a relationship, does slowly turning oneself into a "mute" mean neglect or silence? May everyone live to be their own light!