A Farmer's Everyday Life

1. Yingxiang from Little Liu Village got married and moved to Big Liu Village. The good thing was that the two families lived close by. The bad thing was that her husband's family was large. She had several sisters-in-law, and life wasn't easy. 2. Modern office worker Yingxiang woke up one day in an unknown dynasty, starting from the bottom as a poor farmer's daughter. She didn't have a portable space or a golden finger, but she awakened a sign-in System. Every day, signing in on time earned her a few rewards, and Yingxiang decided there was still hope for a better life. Little by little, her taciturn husband became a better scholar and more successful. She rose along with him, leaving rural life behind, and their days grew better and better. Please add my upcoming novel to your wish list: Everyday Life as the Head of the Household 1. When Shen Chu was three, her mother insisted on divorcing her father and remarrying. Her father took another wife, and from then on, Shen Chu's standing in the Shen family plummeted. Fortunately, her grandmother took pity on her and brought her to live with her, raising her with great care. When she was fourteen, her grandmother passed away, and Shen Chu had to make a living under her stepmother's roof. When she turned eighteen, her father, who had always treated her coldly, suddenly called her to his side and solemnly told her he had found her a good match. "I've heard of him. He's a promising young man, and his family is full of officials. Most of them are scholars. When you marry into his family, behave yourself and don't bring shame on the Shen family." And so, she married into the Wen family. Fortunately, her husband's family were all decent people. Her husband was diligent and hardworking, always busy with official duties, and the elders didn't throw their weight around or make things difficult for her. They treated her generously. In time, she was even better off than her sisters who had married into wealthier families. Theme: Women should strive to be self-reliant