In the previous life, Su Zhaowan was the most virtuous wife of the Xie family. After spending all the dowry and working hard, her husband took concubines and her children were alienated. In the end, she died of an illness alone in a leaky side hospital.
When she lives her life again, she just wants to love herself.
A husband takes a concubine? She leaned on the couch and ate lychees: "My husband arranges it." Entering the concubine's room? She sat upright and commented in her mind that her gait was too hasty. Mr. Liu sent a tonic soup to test? She didn't even take the bowl: "I have my own recipe to soothe the nerves."
She closed the courtyard door, fell asleep, enjoyed herself, and watched a play. By the way, he counts the dowry and does business secretly; by the way, he learns medicine and medicine to pave the way for himself and his children; by the way, he watches the back house quarrel and get jealous, and occasionally adds a piece of firewood to make the fire burn brighter.
Everyone thanked my wife for being lazy during pregnancy and a mud bodhisattva who didn't care about anything. Until Xie Yunzhi wanted to touch her dowry - she brought out "Tang Law" and silenced her husband. The elders of the clan forced her to "run the house frugally" - she showed her accounts in public: "Everything used was the proceeds from the dowry."
Later, when they divorced, she took the dowry and walked out of the house without looking back. Later, the best medicine shop in the capital was called "Guizhen", and its owner was a lady named Su. The soothing incense she made is hard to find, and her "Zhaowan Yaojian" written by her spread among the people. She practices medicine and medicine, travels all over the mountains and rivers, and has a fellow traveler who understands her.
And the ex-husband who abandoned her like a pair of worn-out shoes has become the most irrelevant old acquaintance.
——This life is just right. There is no need for an afterlife, I haven't had enough in this life.
Purpose: This article explores the awakening and self-rescue of women under the shackles of feudal ethics through the transformation of the heroine Su Zhaowan from a "virtuous clan wife" to an "independent self" after her rebirth. She uses "sleepiness" to shield herself from unnecessary consumption, "enjoyment" to nourish her suppressed self, and "watching plays" to gain insight into people's hearts and rules. Finally, she uses dowry as a bargaining chip and wisdom as an ax to break open the marriage prison and live her life as her own light. This is not a story about revenge, but a history of growth about "learning to love yourself again" - when a person no longer lives for the expectations of others, the world will be relaxed and everything will be calm.