A Su was a young woman from Yunshui Village, slender and beautiful. When she came of age, she married Shitou, a butcher from the neighboring village who had been her childhood sweetheart, and they lived happily together.
Shitou was tall and strong, and treated her wonderfully. Then disaster struck. While hunting in the mountains, he was attacked by a wild beast and killed. A Su became a widow with no husband or children, and was harassed by thugs from the surrounding villages.
After the tragedy, A Su's personality changed completely. She was still the same person, but had become a downright shrew.
Xiao Yong was a scholar from Xiao Family Village, clever and studious from a young age. He passed the entry-level imperial examination at twelve, and seemed destined for a bright future. Unfortunately, he had an unreliable father.
His father believed a charlatan fortune-teller who claimed that Xiao Yong was doomed to bring him misfortune: if his son succeeded in his studies, he himself would die, and his other sons would suffer too.
Xiao Yong was forced to give up his studies and work in town. Soon after, he was forced into marriage with A Su, whom the fortune-teller had declared a blessed woman who would bring prosperity to the whole family.
Before their wedding, they were strangers. Afterward, they disliked each other and had nothing to say. A Su dreamed of getting a divorce, until one day she noticed that her husband's gaze seemed a little strange.
Coming soon: After Her Husband Is Exiled
Qin Yan was the daughter of a concubine in a fourth-rank official's household, where she had little say. One day, she accompanied her stepmother to a palace banquet, where the empress happened to take a liking to her. An imperial decree soon made her the Princess Consort of Prince Qin.
Overnight, she became the talk of the capital. Many noblewomen dreamed of marrying Xiao Heng and becoming Princess Consort of Prince Qin. No one expected the position to go to Qin Yan, the daughter of a fifth-rank official.
Prince Qin, Xiao Heng, was the empress's youngest son. Handsome and a skilled warrior, he had earned an impressive record in battle at a young age.
But everyone in the capital knew that Xiao Heng loved another woman. He reluctantly agreed to marry so he could bring his beloved into the household. After their wedding, Qin Yan lived the lonely life of a wife whose husband was alive but absent, just as everyone had expected.
Then a palace coup changed the ruling house. Xiao Heng was demoted, and Qin Yan nearly lost her life.
Fleeing south together, they narrowly escaped death. Xiao Heng took on a new identity and plotted his revenge, while Qin Yan prepared to leave her old life behind and start over.
It was the perfect chance to begin anew. But later, she realized she might not be able to leave him.
Theme: Women should be strong and independent, and never give up on themselves.
This aunt is better than her parents
As a female address book, I think a wife like Mrs. Wu is really nice. She doesn't care about how her life is going, but it is really necessary to support each other. It is true that you should marry a virtuous wife, but the husband should also pay as much as he should.
I have only heard before that a bad wife can ruin three generations. The old man in this article made me discover that a bad man can ruin three generations. Since you only want a wife, why have children? If you give birth to a wife, you will not care about the house. If you only have three children, why marry a daughter-in-law?
I feel that the male protagonist's mother is not a good person. I feel like Old Bai Lianhua. The male protagonist's parents feel that they are very selfish people, so the next generation and the next generation will also be selfish.
How do the father's temperament and the mother's temperament teach children? I think the credit for being able to create a motivated baby teacher is indispensable.
Both of these couples are weird.
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Ah?? Why did it end here (by the way, I would like to praise that the male protagonist has finally taken the initiative, made progress, and can finally promote the development of the plot on his own. That's it. Neither the male nor female protagonist takes the initiative, so how long will it take to get together?)
Let's just say that the development of the relationship between the male and female protagonists is a bit slow. I have written almost 40 chapters. I don't know if there are even five chapters where the male and female protagonists meet each other. The direct dialogue so far seems to be only one or two sentences. The male protagonist asked the female protagonist why she was at his house. If this continues, I may have to write hundreds or thousands of chapters to express the relationship.
Curious parents, they didn't regard their sons, grandsons, and daughters-in-law as human beings at all. They treated them like livestock. Just by giving birth to three children, they blocked the future of all three children. The money earned by the eldest and second child should be regarded as their own earnings. They can spend it all by themselves without worrying about the children. When will the eldest and second child see the true nature of their parents? Run away as soon as possible. If you don't want anything else, run away as soon as possible. And the male protagonist, after ruining his future like this, they actually want him, his future wife, and his in-laws to be their selfish slaves. What are they thinking? In the first few chapters, I also wanted to say that this father only listens to this old woman. Why doesn't this old woman think about her own children and grandchildren at all? Why can't she be a family? Now it seems that if a family does not enter the same house, they are all lazy people who do not care about family ties.