I Became the Worst Mother-in-Law

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Honestly, in ancient times, the female lead would be an old woman, so why would her in-laws be afraid she'd remarry? Why wouldn't they choose to be a second wife in another family when they already have a perfectly comfortable old lady to enjoy life with? What were they thinking? And her mother even asked her before if she wanted to remarry!

There can be a male supporting character! They don't necessarily have to get married. A handsome middle-aged man could appear when the female lead becomes beautiful and younger. I think we could arrange something for that old man surnamed Han to ruin things for him. Hahaha.

There's something off about the female lead in this book, but I can't quite put my finger on it. Maybe it's because she's different from some of the farming novels I've read before? Or maybe her temperament isn't very stable! I looked through the reviews, but nobody mentioned these things, making me feel a bit out of place. I started reading this book, but then I felt like giving up.

It took me ages to finally get the monthly tickets for the book to be published! I couldn't even open the monthly ticket section before, but here are two for you today! Congratulations! 🙂🙂 Keep writing well, don't fall into clichés. I've been reading on Qidian for so many years, and I've only finished a limited number of books written by male authors.

The investment was made and the contract was signed just a few hours later. 😁

The beginning was great, but what the hell was that part? The cultivation techniques were all passed on to the eldest son's wife, and then the eldest son's wife was labeled as an evil person. What the heck? What the heck? A sect division? The inconsistencies are unbelievable! One minute it's all about unity, the next it's all about backstabbing and infighting.

The female lead even passed on her health preservation techniques to her in-laws—such a big secret… But then she suddenly felt that the eldest son's whole family weren't good people, which is so strange.

Does the female lead intend to pass down her martial arts techniques from generation to generation? Let alone her own children who might leak the secret, what about her wives and daughters? How can she guarantee they will never reveal it?

I was just thinking, how could a few dishes cost eight hundred taels of silver? Haha, that's impossible.