Question: What is the key to surviving the battles of the inner household?
Da Ya: Schemes and tricks.
Er Ya: Pretend to be a pig to eat the tiger.
San Ya: The legitimate daughter doesn't have to fight.
Si Ya: Know your place and keep your head down.
Wu Ya: Uh, cheating, swindling, and generally stirring up trouble. Oh yeah~!
In short: The tale of a clever but seemingly foolish "crow" who defeats the phoenix-like heroine and fights her way to the top.
Shuang Shuang has realized that writing about household battles suits her after all, but she wants to make this one a little lighter. This story probably won't be as serious as the ones about the illegitimate daughter and the Xu family.
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After reading it, I quite like the heroine's character before she got married. After getting married, she doesn't feel like the same person anymore. Her personality becomes a little contradictory, as if she has become an ordinary housewife, and some fall into the second grandma's category, but she is more tactful than the second grandma. I was forced to ask the male protagonist to take a concubine. I thought she would go with the male protagonist or find a way to refuse. I didn't expect that the female protagonist took the initiative to take Cuizhu. I felt a little unacceptable. Although the male protagonist did not touch Cuizhu, I felt that the relationship between the male and female protagonists was not that good and there was little emotional communication. When the female protagonist is fighting, she feels like she is fighting alone, and the male protagonist cannot be her solid backing. Well, could it be that I am very harsh? I feel that when I fight with the grandma at the end, it doesn't feel that complicated. However, some of the psychological descriptions of the heroine feel as if the things that happened are dark and complicated, like a big whirlpool. It makes me feel that the grandma is not a person, but a huge organization. This makes the heroine very weak.
My own feeling is that maybe I misjudged the heroine's character at first, so I felt there was some gap later on. Regardless of these, the author's writing style is very fluent, and it is quite smooth when reading. He does not suddenly add a modern buzzword to a long paragraph of ancient text. He is also very sophisticated and serious about traditional customs.
It's unlikely that the heroine could overhear what her sister-in-law was saying inside the house. Someone must be guarding her outside the house! It is impossible for such a big family to not have a maid in their own yard? I think the author was a little hasty in writing this part.
It feels like the ending is so rushed...
TM... As disgusting as all the men are... These women still don't love themselves...
Oleander is poisonous, overdose can cause death, poisonous grandma
Pei Huan doesn't know that her lady is pregnant with someone else's child?
I thought I had seen the latest chapter, but it turns out there are two more chapters, continue~
When will it be updated? ? Why did he run away again after showing up on December 8th
After reading it, I quite like the heroine's character before she got married. After getting married, she doesn't feel like the same person anymore. Her personality becomes a little contradictory, as if she has become an ordinary housewife, and some fall into the second grandma's category, but she is more tactful than the second grandma. I was forced to ask the male protagonist to take a concubine. I thought she would go with the male protagonist or find a way to refuse. I didn't expect that the female protagonist took the initiative to take Cuizhu. I felt a little unacceptable. Although the male protagonist did not touch Cuizhu, I felt that the relationship between the male and female protagonists was not that good and there was little emotional communication. When the female protagonist is fighting, she feels like she is fighting alone, and the male protagonist cannot be her solid backing. Well, could it be that I am very harsh? I feel that when I fight with the grandma at the end, it doesn't feel that complicated. However, some of the psychological descriptions of the heroine feel as if the things that happened are dark and complicated, like a big whirlpool. It makes me feel that the grandma is not a person, but a huge organization. This makes the heroine very weak. My own feeling is that maybe I misjudged the heroine's character at first, so I felt there was some gap later on. Regardless of these, the author's writing style is very fluent, and it is quite smooth when reading. He does not suddenly add a modern buzzword to a long paragraph of ancient text. He is also very sophisticated and serious about traditional customs.
It's unlikely that the heroine could overhear what her sister-in-law was saying inside the house. Someone must be guarding her outside the house! It is impossible for such a big family to not have a maid in their own yard? I think the author was a little hasty in writing this part.
It feels like the ending is so rushed...
TM... As disgusting as all the men are... These women still don't love themselves...
Oleander is poisonous, overdose can cause death, poisonous grandma
Pei Huan doesn't know that her lady is pregnant with someone else's child?
I thought I had seen the latest chapter, but it turns out there are two more chapters, continue~
When will it be updated? ? Why did he run away again after showing up on December 8th
Why hasn't it been updated for so long? ?
Why won't it be updated? ? ?