I Became a Rich Woman by Spending Money on My Son

[Now writing Empress Zhong. Next up: The Woman of the House in the 1980s] (Key point) An ordinary-life story disguised as one about the wealthy. Chu Shasha married An Yi after getting pregnant. When she got married, her mother secretly had someone tell her fortune. The fortune said Chu Shasha was destined to become a rich man's wife. Chu Shasha believed it, figuring there was no harm in hoping. After getting married, she went to wet markets, street stalls, and all the major supermarkets to snap up discounted goods on schedule. She persevered, becoming a virtuous, family-oriented woman behind a wealthy man. A rich man's wife must first learn patience and magnanimity. Even if her husband had a "red flag" outside, she, the "flagpole," couldn't fall. She had to stand firm on the front line and support her "rich" husband unconditionally. She, Chu Shasha, was determined to be a little woman willing to swallow her pride and put up with anything! Then one day, the An family, who had been poor for years, rose to become the new aristocracy thanks to their little money-devouring beast's "lavish spending" and "remarkable discernment." In other words, they became nouveau riche. The moment Chu Shasha heard the news, she remembered that fortune about her being destined to become a rich man's wife. She glanced sideways at the fake rich man who had made her "grovel." If only she had known! #Don't ask. I just got the person wrong# #My mom got it wrong. I'm not a rich man's wife, I'm the rich man's mother# A note: 1. This story develops into a warm, everyday family story. 2. Don't expect rigorous historical accuracy. Empress Zhong: Zhong Cui is a noble Marquis's daughter, but an illegitimate one. Her father doesn't love her, and neither does her mother. But it doesn't matter. Zhong Cui knows she'll enter the palace and give birth to the next emperor. Those people can dance around all they want. Sooner or later, they'll prostrate themselves at her feet and cry, "Long live the Empress Dowager!" Even if it's at her memorial tablet! In this life, Zhong Cui has the ability to read minds. It doesn't matter that she was miserable in her last life, as long as she can enjoy glory in the future. All she has to do is stop her child from turning evil: the gambler who would use the entire nation as a chessboard, and who grew up ignored and neglected after his birth mother died in the palace. Zhong Cui had it all planned out. She would move him with love, make him understand, and let him grow up happily in a world full of love before inheriting the throne. Everything went as Zhong Cui expected, until her child gradually turned evil despite all that love. Zhong Cui had no choice but to change tack and win over the people who meant to oppose her and her son. The most common saying from the lady of Zhongcui Palace was, "Be patient. You won't lose out, and you won't get taken for a fool." In Yue, legitimate children are valued over illegitimate ones. Everyone looked down on and laughed at Zhongcui Palace, never realizing that behind closed doors, its lady was teaching the young prince, "Don't fight them. When the snipe and clam fight, the fisherman profits. Once they've fought themselves to exhaustion, the emperor will die of anger, and we'll be able to take the throne in comfort." Wen Yan climbed to the throne through a mountain of corpses, ruthless and merciless, feared by all. Then one day, he heard someone's inner thoughts and looked at himself, then at that mother and child. He wasn't dead yet, so why had his successor already been decided? Theme: Stay calm in the face of danger, wherever you are.