
The Evil Mother-in-Law Does Not Seek Redemption, She Only Torments the Scum Children
恶婆婆不洗白,只虐渣儿女
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Wicked Matriarch No MercyEnglish name
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You can't read this book with your brain. In town, meat buns with a slightly gamey smell cost 10 coins each, steamed buns 5 coins each, and the family sells pastries for 5 or 8 coins each. Selling two extra pastries includes a 3-coin flatbread. The daughter could carry two baskets of pastries 20 li to town and sell them for 5 taels of silver.
The prices are written haphazardly; a small basket of mung bean cakes sells for five taels of silver, and they even specify how many coins each one costs—you'd need several thousand coins to sell them.
This introduction looks slightly familiar.
Have female-oriented novelists stopped using their brains altogether? They haven't made any progress, spending all their time trying to create over-the-top dialogue. The key question is how to get rich? You can get rich selling steamed buns? Don't others know how to make steamed buns? Do they know how to cultivate customers? Do they know how to conduct market research? Is their product competitive? How do they plan to grow and succeed?
It's fine, as long as you don't use your brain while watching.
There are way too many time-travel stories these days, with characters both time-traveling and reborn, and the female lead can even play mahjong!
It's well-written, the logic is smooth, and there's no awkwardness. The big feet are flexible and adaptable!
The wicked mother-in-law saves the whole family—it's a bit exaggerated, but generally reasonable and entertaining.