The Village Chief’s Lucky Treasure

The village chief’s wife gave birth to a daughter when she was nearly forty and treasured her like a jewel. She gave the girl all the best things in the house.

Her eldest daughter-in-law says, “My daughter is lazy?”

The village chief’s wife replies, “I’ll spoil my daughter as much as I want. If you have a problem with it, we can split the family. I’ll move out and live with my daughter.”

The village chief says, “Take me with you, dear. She’s my daughter too.”

The eldest daughter-in-law: “...” I was just making a casual remark.

The village chief’s wife says, “I’ll support my daughter for the rest of her life. She might be mistreated if she marries into another family.”

The male lead: “...”

Mother-in-law, please calm down. That’s my wife.

People say the village chief’s youngest daughter is blessed. She often finds pheasants and rabbits when she goes out. They’re envious, but the village chief’s wife is too fierce for them to dare provoke her.

Song Baoxuan thinks the best thing in her life is having such a loving mother.

The village chief: “...” Daughter, am I not good to you?

The male lead: “...” Wife, what about me?

This story is set in a fictional world.