A Concubine Aunt's Rise in Republican-Era China

I really wanted to cry after reading this chapter. Obviously the eldest lady is not a good person, but she just feels sad.

There seems to be a classic legend that talked about this prototype. The man is Huang Jinrong from the Qing Gang, his wife is Lin Guisheng, and the concubine is Lu Lanchun.

Make up points, forget it, the last time, I feel like I'm trying to score points, but the writing is really good. Although the heroine's character is not outstanding, it fits the image of an ordinary person coping with things. Everyone's character is full, the plot is compact, and there are no big logical problems.

What you call a de facto marriage is illegal.

Why don't you tell Rongrong?

The heroine is so stupid. You threaten the eldest wife. Even if she doesn't want to consummate the marriage, she will still be alive after tonight. The author forcibly subdues people's intelligence to arrange the plot, which is simply treating people as mentally retarded.

Is this Rongrong Japanese?

Why no comments? This article is very good. I have a lot of knowledge.

The author's writing style is great. Why doesn't anyone read it so well?

In today's novels, no matter whether they are good or bad, regardless of age, as long as they write about love, it becomes like a little girl acting coquettishly. It seems that women can only be pampered. Can't it be a mature love that appreciates and supports each other? People nowadays are becoming less and less understanding of emotions, including family and friendship.