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Beauty alone isn't enough. You also need a marriage marketing strategy.
The impoverished Madam Mi married a wealthy merchant, Master Yu, as his second wife because of her beauty.
Madam Mi gave birth to five daughters in a row. People mocked and gossiped, worrying that if she couldn't produce a son, she would lose her position as the principal wife. After all, although Master Yu's deceased first wife had no children, the concubines she brought as part of her dowry, along with the women who had previously been secondary wives, had all already borne sons.
Madam Mi wasn't troubled. She merely smiled. Worried? Not a chance. It's ugly daughters who need to worry. Each of my daughters is more beautiful than the last. We'll take our time.
Her first four daughters were all betrothed by the time they reached fifteen and married at sixteen. Sure enough, each one married better than the last.
Madam Mi didn't lose her position. On the contrary, her daughters' good marriages brought connections to the family and made it even more prosperous. By the time Master Yu died, Madam Mi was not only still firmly in the position of principal wife, but also the head of the household. In Jiangdong Town, she could do whatever she pleased.
In these troubled times, Madam Mi's youngest daughter was still unmarried, but she wasn't in a hurry. She didn't have to go out and find a husband for her daughter. Instead, young gentlemen came one after another to propose to Yu Xiqiao, the youngest daughter of the Yu family, leaving everyone astonished.
Madam Mi sneered inwardly. Did I marry off my first four daughters so well because I got lucky? Of course I have my reasons. Of course I have a secret formula for marrying off daughters.
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A scandal leads to three strange cases in the martial world.
Linghu Hu, who practices witchcraft and poison arts, gets caught up in them by accident.
And the first swordsman, Yang Jian, whose engagement was broken off, won't leave her alone.
The man is a real dog, and the woman is a quick-witted little rascal.
Theme: Though the story is set in ancient times, its characters embody the spirit of women in the modern age. Women have their own values and fight against fate, taking control of their own lives.
The turn is too sudden. The second young master was nice to the heroine before, but he turns into a scumbag by force? When I think of General Yue, I still can't figure it out. Didn't General Yue only meet the heroine twice? Why is he almost in the same position as a bamboo horse?
It's good to read. Usually when a matron teaches her daughter to be a master, she uses a show-off routine, giving her a slap and then a handful of rice. This is the first time I've seen someone actually teach her daughter how to survive in her husband's family.
What should I bury in the end? I hate people like this the most. Either be a bad person or a good person. They always smell like white lotus. Forget it.
I don't like the person she married. If she married me, she would definitely be sick on the spot.
Is there anything you can't give up on your childhood sweetheart? To put it bluntly, Gu's family is poor, so he might be helping the poor. Do you listen to his nonsense?!
The plot is good, but the military aspects are poorly written and there are many unreasonable things.
Is there any sister who has finished watching the second episode and can tell me about the plot of Princess Xiu Ling? Her name is exactly the same as mine (???ε???)
Catching insects, Fei Shuang said softly, the princess became the palace lord.
The eldest son has a wife and the heroine is sad...
The male protagonist's family is really wicked.