
The Daily Struggles of a Humble Girl
小户女奋斗日常
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Ms. Song felt that she was extremely wronged, but she had to say that she really couldn't stand on the stage. Don't say that officials look down on merchant girls. Merchant girls can be married, but merchant girls who are not carefully cultivated to marry into official families are really not suitable to be the direct line wives. They can marry the youngest son to the concubine for the second son, but they are really not suitable to marry the eldest son. If you look at the previous fight between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, the method used by the eldest lady to vent her anger directly on the cook is not as low-level as that of a housewife. It is almost the same as that of an aunt or a maid! Looking back at this, she felt like the sky was falling just because she wanted to send her daughter to her mother-in-law for upbringing. But the problem is, because of her background as a merchant, her mother-in-law comes from a noble and Hanlin family. Normally, if you really love your children, in order to give your daughter a good reputation, for your daughter's marriage, and for your daughter's status after marriage, shouldn't you take the initiative to send your daughter to her mother-in-law for education? And this should have been done a long time ago. You put your daughter next to your mother-in-law for upbringing early, and that doesn't mean that mother and daughter will definitely become estranged if they don't see each other. Don't you see her every day when you greet your mother-in-law every day? As the head wife, don't you get as close to her as you want? ! She said it as if her daughter was sent there and imprisoned, and mother and daughter were separated from then on. This brain is either sick or something! Then she teaches her daughter how to deal with things after marriage, just go to her husband's house and throw money at her. The key is that her daughter's future husband's family is a family of officials! Whose family taught their daughter this way? The key is that this was ancient times, and did merchants have a high status? !
This chapter... I can't describe the feeling. The old lady, the eldest man, and the eldest lady all feel that something is wrong more or less.
Ah Ou, the progress of this incident is so fast, it's beautiful.
I think it's pretty cool, and I hope to continue making more updates.
It's great, I look forward to more exciting follow-ups [Hold my thighs]
It's quite good to watch, and I look forward to returning in a big way. It's good to live a normal life like this at first, and then slowly grow up. After all, the heroine is now a living servant of a refugee. It's not good to have too many ups and downs.
I also think it's pretty cool, keep it up, and look forward to more updates
The pace is indeed very slow... The heroine has done nothing in more than ten chapters. Even the kitchen work is the most backward. Her body seems to have not been well taken care of and is still weak. All she does every day is wash vegetables and dishes. Looking at the title of the novel, it is about daily struggle. I don't know what the struggle is, and I can't tell what the heroine's plans are. I only know that she plans to find her brother to pick her up when the time comes. It's really lonely.
So far, the plot is just right, but now it's going to be more ups and downs. Isn't this how a book always unfolds first?
God, I think it's pretty good. I just like novels about ordinary lives.