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Blurb:
Pei Susu, the laziest woman in Xiangyang Village, married an army officer and went off to live the good life.
The jealous ones craned their necks, waiting to see her get thrown out by her in-laws.
But before a year had passed, the officer died in the line of duty. The jealous ones were thrilled.
Pei Susu came from a blended family. Her father had two sons with his ex-wife, and her mother had two sons with her ex-husband.
Pei Susu was the only child born to her parents after they married. She was the link between several families, and they all doted on her.
Naturally, they raised her to be lazy.
But no matter how good her family was, a grown woman still had to marry. Pei Susu was used to the good life, so she and her mother chose an army officer.
An officer was a great choice in those days: good benefits if she followed him to his post, and no need to put up with her in-laws. Perfect.
Unfortunately, just a few days into their marriage, her husband went missing.
The army awarded him a commendation for his service, gave her a compensation payment, and arranged a job for her.
But she could no longer live in the military family compound, and her husband's brothers and sisters-in-law refused to make room for her. So she had no choice but to take her pregnancy and return to her family home.
That was a real headache for her four sisters-in-law.
When the people of Xiangyang Village heard that the lazy woman was back, they craned their necks, waiting to see the Pei family make fools of themselves.
But they waited and waited. Not only did the Pei household avoid turning into a chaotic mess,
their lives actually kept getting better.
Pei's eldest sister-in-law had once been the production team's pig-raising disaster. Ever since her sister-in-law came home, every pig she raised had grown fat and healthy, and each sow could have more than twenty piglets in one litter.
Pei's second sister-in-law had once been a sickly woman with little time left to live. Ever since her sister-in-law returned, she could carry heavy loads and haul things around, working as hard as two strong men.
Pei's third sister-in-law had been the one most unable to tolerate her sister-in-law. But after she came home this time, she became her biggest cheerleader. Even her crooked embroidery skills improved at lightning speed. It was downright unbelievable.
As for Pei's fourth sister-in-law, she had been the most timid person in the family. Even the village simpleton dared to bully her. But after her sister-in-law came home, she stopped walking with her head down and stopped looking miserable. When thieves broke into the village watermelon field, she even charged in and chased them away.
Even more shocking to the villagers, Pei Susu's in-laws, who had once refused to make room for her, came crawling to her door every day six months later, begging her to return and live with them.
Something wasn't right. Was this really the same lazy, troublesome Pei Susu? What was her secret?
Chen Jingrong was on a dangerous mission when he was trapped with no way out, struggling to survive in the snow-covered Changbai Mountains.
He thought he was sure to die, until one day a pampered young woman arrived with a large group of people.
His sweet and pretty little wife smiled with her almond-shaped eyes and introduced them:
See that man with the dead-fish eyes? That's your eldest brother.
Oh, and the one behind him with exactly the same dead-fish eyes is your second brother.
And that middle-aged man beside them, crying so hard he can barely breathe, is your father.
The one at the back, carrying a gun and scaring off a bear like a mother hen protecting her chicks, is your mother.
That's right. The Chen family switched you with someone else's baby. You're supposed to be surnamed Shi.
Shi Jingrong: ??? Let me kiss my wife to calm down.
[Please check out my new novel, "My Mother-in-Law Is a Hong Kong Landlady [The 1970s]"!]
Ye Shanshan was sold by her stepmother for a bride price.
The man's father was the director of a cotton mill, and his family was wealthy, but the man was paralyzed in both legs and mentally disabled.
Ye Shanshan climbed out a window in the middle of the night to escape. She ended up being kidnapped on the road and dying miserably in a mountain village.
After death, she spent years cultivating in another world and learned mystical arts. Just as she was about to ascend, a lightning strike sent her back.
This time, she wouldn't run. She would find a powerful backer, live better than anyone, and make those scheming bastards furious!
She had an aunt in far-off Hong Kong who had once called to introduce her to a landlady's son.
The landlady's son was frail and not long for this world. They needed to find him a wife and have a child to inherit the family business before he died.
But the sickly man had gone on countless dates and liked none of the women. The landlady was at her wits' end.
After thinking it over, Ye Shanshan called her aunt. "I'll marry him."
After the wedding, Ye Shanshan had a clear goal: have a child and protect the thick stack of property deeds alongside her mother-in-law!
Hong Kong's tycoons happened to believe strongly in mysticism. She could help them ward off evil and avoid disaster, putting her skills to good use.
As for the man who was on the verge of kicking the bucket, she only hoped he would hold on until the baby was born.
Her mother-in-law admired her skill and determination. Before long, the two were speaking openly and honestly, and a formidable mother-in-law and daughter-in-law team soon emerged in Hong Kong's business world, leaving their rivals in disarray.
Later, Ye Shanshan discovered that her husband was not only alive and well, but often turned the tide at the most critical moments.
Well, it turned out he had recovered long ago. He'd just kept pretending to be sick to throw off the second and third branches of the family, who coveted his inheritance.
A new powerhouse had quietly joined the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law team,
though this powerhouse would occasionally have an "old illness" flare-up, leaving their rivals completely bewildered.
Later still, Ye Shanshan held her sweet little baby, with her husband and mother-in-law standing behind her, and became one of Hong Kong's most dazzling legends.
Theme: A loving, harmonious family
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No, why are they just remnants of feudalism? How is your Yuan Duoduo? Is it really nice to be able to get involved with a man? I have long said that the author is really too open-minded about the relationship between men and women. I know it is very realistic, because the real society is like this, and the relationship between men and women is too confusing. But is the novel, a period novel, really good?
To be honest, this is not a fun book. There are always so many disgusting things happening that make me uncomfortable. I am a Jade + Anxiety person myself, and I didn't do it when I read this novel, because it's not like that, but I was very anxious, and I really wanted to go into the book and get killed by these people. I was so anxious that my hands were shaking with anger. Qiuqiu authors should stop dealing with these male-female relationship issues when writing articles in the future.
With parents like this, it's no wonder that their children are like this.
Okay, okay, he's a character!
It made me feel very sad. Grandpa is really a wise old man. He is a good grandpa.
I think the biggest problem the author has in writing novels is that the relationship between men and women is too confusing. Men can never resist the temptation of women. When encountering problems, they dare not take action and can only struggle desperately. What's wrong? Are men so weak that they can't resist a woman's attack? Before, the eldest brother was forced to kiss by that little bald guy and Youyou. How? Are you really unable to resist? Still can't resist the temptation of women? Also, the sentence the author wrote before also made me feel psychologically uncomfortable. The heroine probably means that those monks and nuns don't understand how to endure the beauty of love. I????? I think your novel is actually pretty good in terms of writing style and content. It's quite interesting and the world view is relatively grand. I like it, but the love between men and women is a bit unacceptable to me. Chu Qi, a grown man, couldn't withstand the attack of a seducing woman. In the end, he thought of Ma Yun and said that there was no one he could like except Ma Yun. Once he got married, he would no longer be targeted by these women. Interesting? As long as a man wants to, why won't a woman stare at him? This novel has been finalized, so I can only complain about it. I hope I can think about it again when writing novels in the future. The feeling you give me is that you should not come to Jinjiang, and you should write a PO article.
The Wu family is really awesome to have these two talents.
What kind of capable people are the old Gao family and the old Han family? They have always thought that they are so beautiful and can jump around so much that the top leaders of both sides of the island can't deal with them?
Author, tell me, what you write about are all kinds of monsters and monsters that keep popping up.
Come on, Da Da! Love yourself well