Is It Reasonable for the Cultivating Boss to Farm and the Whole Family to Ascend?

Once he failed to overcome the tribulation, the master of cultivation became the village girl Sang Muguo. Good news: It comes with a golden finger that knows bestiality. Bad news: There was a severe drought for three years, and her parents sold their children to survive. She volunteered, but was betrayed by a sinister woman. The originally promised maid from a high-ranking family turns out to be the step-mother of a down-and-out family? Not to mention a room full of weirdos. Sang Muguo smiled crookedly: Starting in hell? She is familiar with this script. The missing husband? After a quick calculation, he was no longer alive. He went to the Yamen to close his account and everything was over. The sickly uncle pretends to be weak while holding a medicine bowl? Kicked him out of bed and asked him to pick up a hoe and plow the land. He would not be allowed to plow without being given food. Crazy sister-in-law wants to jump into the river every day? She works three shifts in the morning, noon and evening, and she is not allowed to go ashore if she does not jump enough times. See if she still has the strength to do it? The rebellious stepdaughter refuses to obey discipline? Send her to school and let her master teach her what "evil people will have their own trials and tribulations". Mother-in-law can't stop crying? He made a sign for her with his backhand: "Professional weeping at the grave, if you fake it, you'll pay ten for it." Cry enough! As for the mulberry fruit? She sits leisurely at the door of her house, eating melon seeds and working as a supervisor. She also commands the beasts, carries food, digs mines, accumulates resources, makes a fortune, and ascends to the throne as soon as possible! Who said it's not easy to be a stepmother? Isn't this quite simple?