Backed by Dali Temple, Handicrafts Are Distributed

Cheng Manyue, a modern handicrafts blogger, faced a sudden disaster as soon as she moved in. Her family owed a lot of debt. The creditor came to collect debts and threatened to sell the house if he didn't pay back the money. Ah Ye was seriously injured and depressed, and her mother would only cry and complain every day. Her three sisters were abandoned by her husband's family at any time, and her brother also had to face the prospect of being kicked out of school because he couldn't pay his bills. Cheng Manyue, who had worn it on the daughter of the family, said that this was nothing. As long as you have hands and feet, you can dig out gold from the dirt. What's more, the Cheng family is only one street away from the Dali Temple and the academy, so it's very safe. You don't need too many mothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, and aunts to accompany you to study. Cheng Manyue led the whole family to cheer up and return to their old business. From then on, they scrounged silk flowers from scraps of cloth and made artificial flowers from dried flowers. The carriages were also equipped with windshield wipers. When orders came in, they were packaged and handed out handicrafts. Aye and Aniang no longer had time to be depressed. She counted the money until her hands cramped. Her brothers-in-law knelt on the ground and cried for forgiveness. Her brother became the most popular kid in the academy. Mother-in-law and mother-in-law no longer looked at other people's acres of land, and each and every one of them worked energetically to earn family income. She was originally making a living to pay off her family's debts, but she accidentally became the Iron Lady of Chang'an, and was even praised by the Holy Spirit as a model woman.