Coming soon in the same series: The Difficult Life of the Principal Wife.
Liang Huaining was a renowned young lady from a distinguished family in Huizhou. She spoke in a soft, lilting Wu dialect, gentle and sweet.
She had always been mild-tempered. Before marriage, she was the apple of her parents' eyes. Her brothers were kind, and her sisters-in-law were good-natured.
Bound by a marriage contract made by their grandparents, she married into the Xie family of Jingzhao, a distinguished clan with generations of officials. There she found herself surrounded by a household of "demons and monsters," each with their own designs.
From the Jiangnan water towns, where grass grew lush and birds sang, to the bustling, luxurious splendor of Jingzhao.
From a pampered young lady in the inner quarters to the young mistress of a grand household, Liang Huaining became keenly aware of how her status had changed.
She looked at her reserved, inscrutable husband, her dignified and elegant mother-in-law, and her relatives, each with a hundred and eight schemes, and couldn't help letting out a sigh.
Life might not be easy, but she still had to live it well.
Reading guide:
1. A slice-of-life story with household intrigue.
2. If it's not your thing, please don't flame it.
3. Marriage before love.
Theme: May everything go smoothly, and may everyone get what they wish for.
It's too rushed. There aren't many scenes between the male and female protagonists in the whole article. The second bedroom takes up two-thirds, and the rest is occupied. It was lonely reading. If you want to see a male and female protagonist, I don't recommend reading this article.
Can't I just let the male protagonist not accept her if I am speechless? Even though he let her go in other people's eyes, doesn't the male protagonist still accept her? It's going to be off-putting when the episode is about to begin.
It's very interesting, and the stories of many women are well portrayed. It just doesn't fit the title haha, I think it's pretty easy for the heroine to be a daughter-in-law
Skip to read, well, except for the heroine, everyone else is not doing well.
I finally finished reading it all, and I feel that the writing at the end is a bit sloppy.
I feel like they are the only ones in their family who are happy, and the others have either one problem or another, and nothing is good.
This death is too sudden [scared]
If the prince is written to die so early, it would be better not to take any concubines.
There's no male or female protagonist, it's just rambling here and there, and I actually paid to watch it all.
It's not easy to co-write with anyone but the heroine. I really feel that the story of the heroine's daughter is just to make up the word count. I was speechless when I married someone with bad intentions and was poisoned to death. Moreover, some details were not filled in. The ending is so sloppy. It's better to write less about the supporting characters and more about the male and female protagonists.