Wu Yiyuan used to be a tough woman who could carry a gas cylinder on her shoulder and haul a barrel of water in her hand. She never expected to be done in by a tiny lightbulb. When she opened her eyes, she'd landed in the wretched old society, as the landlord's concubine, with a little boy whose father was unknown and might have been the neighbor, Old Wang.
From then on, she honed all kinds of skills, escaped the big mansion, and earned money while raising her child, living the life of a single mother.
Fortunately, she knew how to make the best of a bad situation, turning her bitter days sweet. On sunny days, she basked in the sun; on rainy days, she slept in. Her humble home was small, but kept out the wind and rain. Even pickles and rice porridge could make for a cozy, happy life.
Theme: Pursuing a happy life
Every time I read articles about this period, I feel that it would be better if the whole family went to the United States or Hong Kong and came back in the millennium.
Great article! I think those who like farming and food stories will definitely like to read it. The writing is very detailed, but unfortunately it is too short, especially the male and female protagonists develop very quickly and then end. It would be nice if it could be longer.
It's a bit short, but it's still fun to read in one sitting!
It ended so suddenly... It just seemed like it ended so suddenly.
The ending seemed a bit rushed
The amount was too little and it was finished too quickly.
Read the whole book and write a review. The author writes a very good story that makes people feel comfortable to read without being pretentious. It would be perfect if the emotions between men and women were more engaging. Come on!
It's smooth, flowing, and done in one go. Loved (?°з°)-?
It would be great if I could write more entrepreneurial stories in the future.
It ended so quickly. This article didn't feel like a Republican novel, especially at the end.