One day at the dinner table, Wang Mou, a man with terminal male chauvinism, had the following conversation with his wife:
Wife: What do you think a wife's duties are?
Wang Mou: Housework, looking after the kids, respecting your parents-in-law, and entertaining relatives...
His petty wife, who was a regular on Jinjiang, promptly threw him into a book. Its blurb went like this:
[The Lu family of Jiangnan is a distinguished clan. Three generations of the family have produced successful candidates in the imperial examinations, earning them a celebrated reputation and the envy of all.
Four generations live under one roof, with eight branches sharing the family home. As the Lu family's principal wife, Madam Wang must serve her parents-in-law, show respect to her grandparents-in-law, bear and raise children, educate her promising children born to concubines, and arrange the marriages of eight younger brothers- and sisters-in-law...]
Wang Mou, now reincarnated as Madam Wang, got a taste of his own medicine.
This story teaches us never to offend the women of Jinjiang Literature City.
