Time Travel: the Elder Sister-In-Law Is in Trouble

If you want to read this book, please read my discussion before reading it The heroine said something: A man cannot be stronger than a woman's hands. She is a modern person traveling through ancient times, not an ancient person. The male protagonist went home and saw the female protagonist taking her younger brothers, sisters and daughter to sacrifice her parents. He missed his brothers, daughter and parents, and he didn't even mention the female protagonist at all. The male protagonist rescued two brothers and took them home. He did not consider the actual situation at home, and he still wanted to take over the situation even though he knew that the family was very poor. He said that if the female protagonist was not willing, he would divorce her immediately. Well, that's good. He never thought about how a woman would have to work hard to support her brothers and sisters. If the wife said no, she would divorce her. Don't tell me that rural people are like this. The male protagonist uses his own little thoughts to speculate on the female protagonist from the beginning to the end. The heroine gave him money, but he didn't make half a penny himself. He took the money without hesitation and said how nice the heroine was. After that, when he saw his eight-year-old brother sleeping with his wife at night, he couldn't stand the heroine again.

I hate the male protagonist. He has been away from home for three years. His wife has taken care of the family for three years and gave birth to a daughter. All the elders are dead, so it is only the female protagonist who supports her. She knows that life in the family is not easy, but she still wants to let her go if she can't accommodate those two grown men! The two men will never go hungry no matter what they do. I don't even think about the consequences of a woman being divorced. The male protagonist is too selfish.

The writing is very delicate and feels very real. I look forward to more exciting follow-up!

I really hate Fu Song, he's too chauvinistic. I hope the male protagonist can be reformed, or maybe he's not Fu Song.

To be honest, in reality, no matter how good the relationship between a young brother-in-law and sister-in-law was when they were young, their relationship will not be as good as that when they grow up. This is a matter of mentality.

Dear author, your writing is very good. I admit it, and I like to read it, but the writing speed, I mean the writing is so detailed, it takes thousands of chapters to read! It's too detailed. Can you make progress a little faster? Thank you.

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There are too few updates every day, so just keep it up first!

Is the male protagonist a male protagonist? I suddenly had a question after seeing today's update.

I deeply doubt that the author is either a man, or a patriarchal person... The ideological setting of the male protagonist is acceptable, after all, it is ancient times. But the heroine's ideological setting is completely ***

The male protagonist is very real. What kind of relationship does a man who has spent three years running for his life want to have with a wife who has only been with him for five days? If the wife really can't accept her life-and-death brother, he really has only one option: divorce her

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I just signed a contract, please give me a tip! Borrowing Dabao Land, I recommend the book (The Demon Supervisor of the Tang Dynasty): One Temple to Suppress Ghosts! A look at the lock demon! One nunnery purifies the world! During the prosperous period of the Tang Dynasty, demons and ghosts were rampant. Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty established the Department of Demon Supervision to kill all the demons in the world. The demon of Tang Dynasty! The ghost of the Song Dynasty! Qing Dynasty fox.

Looking forward to the explosion of the heroine For a long time, the heroine, as a modern woman, has avant-garde thoughts and independent personality, and can live with an ancient man with ancient thinking. This is really too difficult for the heroine, although this man knows how to learn Xi Jinping knows how to make progress, but the things in his bones are still pure. From the time he brought his brothers home, regardless of the current situation of the family, to the heroine saving the whole family by herself, the man's deepest inferiority complex cannot be erased, and he and the heroine will eventually part ways...

Let the heroine be strong and no longer have to suffer from anyone.

It's a free-to-watch version, but the male protagonist is not very good. After reading dozens of chapters, he really can't stand it anymore. A tofu recipe sold for 200 taels. The male protagonist, a straight male, has cancer. The heroine or a modern person?

Has the author published a new book? Is this book a eunuch?