Farmer's Mother-In-Law: from Ruin to Glory

Jiang Wanwan came to his senses, but there was a fishy liquid stuck in his throat. He vomited it out with difficulty, and when he opened his eyes, he saw a dilapidated and crumbling thatched mud house. What's more, this body is only in his early thirties, but he already has a daughter-in-law and even grandchildren - why is he dressed like a mother-in-law? This is clearly the world in ancient peasant literature. The woman possessed by Jiang Wanwan is the notorious evil mother-in-law in the book. She is a supporting villain with a tragic fate, hoping to have a docile and obedient daughter-in-law at her disposal. He treats his family members harshly, but ends up being abandoned by his children, and ends up dying alone and miserably. But Jiang Wanwan didn't want to embarrass his daughter-in-law at all, and he didn't intend to seize the main room to cause trouble. He only had one simple thought in his heart: to cultivate the fields with his own hands, eat hot meals every day, live a stable life, and grow old slowly. But when he rolled up his sleeves and started doing housework, he found that the warehouse at home was empty and he was completely poor. He just didn't want his family to suffer from hunger and live a down-to-earth life. He never imagined that life would turn upside down step by step. Before you know it, the granary at home is full, the house is getting richer and richer, and the neighbors are all kind and warm.