
Reborn as a Wicked Stepmother, She Makes the Whole Family Rich
穿成恶毒后娘,全家富贵满堂
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 982k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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The article's initial intention was good, but the prices were a bit out of control. This is a minor flaw and not a big problem; at most, it might annoy the readers. However, the fact that the Marquis's mansion is located in the county, and that a businessman dares to confront the Marquis's heir—showing absolutely no sense of hierarchy!—And that a village woman dares to scold the county magistrate…
I don't really like Qiao Fang's personality. Sigh, after living in the Marquis's mansion for so long, she still lacks any vigilance and easily handed over the spray. Although it's part of the plot, I still don't like it. Let's see...
Judging from the synopsis, the female lead will remarry, so why have so many children and grandchildren? It's just a transitional phase.
The female protagonist's entire family is devoid of people with normal intelligence.
I think it's perfectly acceptable for Xiao Qing to save more than a hundred villagers with her medicine. Firstly, others don't know how hard she worked to get the medicine. Secondly, there were just too many critically ill patients. If she had simply stood by and watched them die, neither the villagers nor the government would have let their families go. They might have been wiped out. Never underestimate the vicious side of human nature.
Honestly, there are many parts I don't dare to think about, for fear I won't be able to bear watching them.
I'm about to give up; the plot just keeps going in circles with no progress.
The author never responds to anyone, not even comments.
I also like spicy food, such as boiled sliced pork, pickled fish, and spicy blood curd.
I'm eager to see the female lead give her second daughter-in-law's parents and the heir a good slap in the face; watching them act up every day is so annoying.