A Farmer Girl’s Guide to Getting Rich

The copy mentioned the little general, and I happened to see the life experience of the so-called little general. Can the author give me an accurate answer? Is the male protagonist this little general? For no other reason than that this little general's life experience is really disgusting. When describing his life experience, the author tends to favor the little general. However, this does not change the fact that this little general is an outsider! He is not even a bastard! The little general's father married a wife for the sake of his future, and then because his wife had no son and was not allowed to take concubines, he secretly raised an outhouse and gave birth to the little general. Then, without his daughter-in-law knowing, the little general's grandfather recorded the child in her name and became his legitimate son! After the daughter-in-law found out, she wanted to resist, but her father was "reasonable" and she had to accept the child coming in. But she also had a temper. The child could enter the door but not the outside room! Then the young general also had a temper. He refused to enter that door unless he recognized his mother, and went to live with his grandfather in the village! If this is the male protagonist, then the female protagonist should also experience the life of her mother-in-law. Isn't this too much to ask?

I've finished reading it, it's okay! ! It just doesn't look like a time traveler, it's too cowardly