After eight years of marriage, Xu Ziqing has spent all eight as a full-time homemaker, caring for a son and a daughter and living a quiet, stable life.
Just as she thought she would spend her whole life this way, a sudden stroke of luck activates a wealth-building System.
She won't pick fights with a wicked mother-in-law or divorce and make a comeback.
She only wants to care for her little family, treat both sides' kindhearted elders well, and keep her children safe as they grow up.
The orchard takes root day by day, a spacious apartment quietly becomes theirs, and the whole family's life grows brighter little by little.
But even when you want peace, trouble keeps coming.
Relatives who spread rumors after being refused a loan, neighbors green with envy and suspicion: she and her husband handle them quietly.
Later, someone sets their sights on her orchard and brings a contract listing only the benefits, with not a word about the risks. Even the System's "rewards" start to seem intriguing.
Her husband, Lu Jingyan, walks a knife's edge in government, with projects, promotions, and enemies lurking in the shadows. One tends the orchard, the other handles the projects. They fight their own battles, but always find strength in each other when they turn back.
She'll take the rewards. She'll earn the life she wants herself. Not a single member of this family will be left in someone else's hands.
This is my first book. Before I picked up a pen, I was just an ordinary mother. I was filled with trivial matters in life during the day, and could only squeeze in sporadic nights to type. Without mature writing experience, I was groping while writing, repeatedly figuring out logic, revising characters, and building up Xu Ziqing's orchard and her choices bit by bit. When writing this story, I didn't want to just make a simple system-friendly article. The heroine holds the convenience brought by the system, but slowly thinks about whether the shortcut is a gift or a shackle. Who should hold the right to choose in life? Every game and every fireworks scene in the article was polished little by little by me. There are imperfections, and there are passages that I still feel regretful about after repeated revisions. Thank you for your willingness to click on and read this. Being seen is already a great encouragement to a novice author. Every time you read and comment, it is the strength that supports me to continue writing. The story is still going on. I will carefully finish writing Xu Ziqing's growth and live up to the encounter. Updates are stable, if updates are interrupted you will be asked to take leave in advance
Come on, it looks good, don't be a eunuch
Even her husband didn't ask her where she got so much money. Is this reasonable?
It was very enjoyable to read, and it was very real. With such a wonderful husband and children, I feel that the author's writing is quite real. Is this the case with her husband and children?