Daily Life of Eating Melons and Struggling in Ninety Years

The chartered mother-in-law Su Ruyi wore the book and became the ex-wife of the male protagonist in the original novel. A warrior who uses tricks to forcefully marry the male protagonist and then cuckolds the male protagonist. A cannon fodder female supporting role who manipulated heaven and earth, and finally brought herself to death. She died a particularly tragic death. The good news is that she doesn't know the male protagonist yet. The better news is that she is so powerful that Lin Daiyu can pull up a weeping willow and fly happily~ The bad news is, she is poor. Is the male protagonist handsome and rich? Can marriage save fifty years of struggle? Su Ruyi said that she can make money by herself. There is no handsome guy with money, so she can't imagine finding a father for herself. Make money, make money, she just wants to make money, no one can stop her from becoming a housekeeper, and all male and female protagonists should be put aside. But why is the plot trend different from that in the book? It is obvious that the male protagonist in the original text has impure motives for her! ------- Li Jing admires her boss Zhang Qingfeng. Although he is older, he is gentle, calm and wise, and has the charm of a mature man. It's a pity that she was born too late and missed the opportunity to become his wife, so she couldn't be with him openly and honestly. She could only watch helplessly as he was trapped in an unhappy marriage, tied up and tortured by a greedy and mean old woman but unable to escape. Therefore, Li Jing wrote a romance novel based on Zhang Qingfeng and posted it online. In the novel, they are the official couple! Li Jing did not expect that before the novel was finished, she would travel through time to a time when Zhang Qingfeng and his ex-wife were not married. It's still not too late! She looked at the familiar yet unfamiliar face with a bright smile on her lips, letting her warm him in this life. Note: ①The male protagonist in the original text is not the male protagonist. ②Group portrait Intention: Go your own way and let others tell you