A Scholar's Path to Marriage and Fame

I didn't notice the lock seal. It's cold.

The male hostess is almost the same as the female hostess. To be called "good" if you don't hit anyone, the standard is too low.

I'm very surprised, how did the heroine manage to do all the work inside and outside the house almost as before within 3 months after time travel, without letting her stepmother find out there was something wrong?

Although the heroine's biological mother has passed away, she is still the daughter of a scholar. She must have a dowry. Knowing that she will not live long, she always has to plan for her daughter's future. Isn't there no dowry left at all? Moreover, the heroine's mother-in-law also made it clear that her daughter has passed away but her niece is still there. She doesn't usually interact with each other, but she has to show up when her niece gets married. She can't lose all her relatives such as grandparents, uncles and aunts!

Then divorce her, I don't know how many times I've said it.

In fact, Mrs. Zhang is just partial. It is normal for the boss and his wife to have selfish motives. They must pay without any regrets.

A newborn baby who is less than a month old is in vain? ?

? ? ? Da Ya? ? Well enough? ? ? What? ? ? ? ?

I feel like it's a bit unclear when a big surname like Zhang Chenli is used too often. . . But that's just my personal opinion, because most of them are women and they didn't give names, so it's a bit confusing.

It's too easy to get carried away, and feudal superstitions have developed.