Everyone envies Xia Tang for having such a good life.
A comfortable lifestyle, a happy family, and no need to put up with workplace stress for the rest of her life.
Especially since she has the perfect, "24-filial-piety" husband, Xie Minghui. He's not only a prestigious university professor, successful and respected, but also incredibly gentle and considerate toward her.
A man like that is almost impossible to find.
But no one expected Xia Tang to leave her marriage with nothing once their child started college.
Just a few days after the divorce, Xia Tang died.
*
When Xia Tang was reborn, she found herself lying in Qin Yue's bed.
This time, she didn't hesitate to cling to him.
Later, everyone said Xia Tang must be blind. She turned down Xie Minghui, who had been assigned a lecturer position at a university, and instead ended up in bed with a rough-handed mechanic!
What was so great about that mechanic? He was just a veteran with two kids who couldn't find a wife!
Xia Tang was a delicate flower. She'd have to be blind to choose a man like him!
But Xia Tang happily married Qin Yue.
Maybe Qin Yue wasn't good at sweet talk, but he truly cherished her with all his heart.
*
On the day Xia Tang married Qin Yue, everyone on the street watched and laughed, feeling sorry for the delicate flower stuck in cow dung.
When Xia Tang set up a little food stall to help support the family, people came to laugh: We told you! Marrying a man like that would be hard work!
But once they tried the delicious food at Xia Tang's stall, the gossip about the beauty and the beast turned into a contest to see who could brag more:
"Have you tried Xia Tang's fragrant, glistening golden-raintree flower omelet?"
"Have you tried the sweet, blood-nourishing rose milk tea from Xia Tang's stall?"
"What? Xia Tang's mushroom soup is that good? You don't even see little people floating in front of your eyes?"
More and more people fell for Xia Tang's food stall.
But some still refused to be convinced:
"Xia Tang's capable, sure, but her husband is useless in every way. He lives off her, and he's brought two burdens along with him!"
"What? You say he's already become chief engineer at Yunzhou Machinery? And both kids tied for first place in the province on the college entrance exam and have already been given to the country?!!"
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No, how long will it take for this to be resolved? It's so procrastinating. Every time I write about my hometown, these top stories are speechless. I didn't see a single good thing about this village. The notice must have been hidden by others later. It's such a disaster. This mother is really confused. She died speechless. Why do you keep this kind of thing? Every time I see these things and don't solve them, I feel like I can write just one chapter.
Why did Shui Gen have such a conversation? Didn't the male and female protagonists go to the city before?
The heroine is so kind, but she is afraid that people will be greedy and insufficient.
This male protagonist's mother is so terrible. It feels like she is just afraid that her daughter-in-law will overpower her, so she brings her evil relatives over to suppress her daughter-in-law. I tried to tease her in front of me, but she didn't refute.
Why should you help her? She is still resentful
The ending was a bit unexpected and abrupt.
Leave a mess to the family, this is it
I'm really speechless about this mom.
The cover was changed and the title was still the same, but I felt like I didn't recognize it at first.
Uh-huh, uh-huh, speechless, this mother is a little confused, she is just afraid of this, uh-huh, uh-huh, I hope nothing happens later.