After I Transmigrate into a Book, I Become the Terrible Mother of Four Sons and a Daughter

The opening setting is quite interesting, but the more I read it, the more uncomfortable it becomes. The eldest daughter-in-law is arrogant, disgusting, does not respect her elders (the heroine), and does not love her children (the younger siblings). Why does the heroine feel ashamed of her? What are you ashamed of her for? It wasn't her fault that she couldn't have children, but it wasn't anyone else's fault either. Introducing an ugly niece from her mother's family who can't get married to her brother-in-law. When her mother is in power, she throws chopsticks at the dinner table and yells at her sister-in-law and her brother-in-law. She hides when something happens to her family, and then she is the first to show up to eat melons. After the separation, her family doesn't help with the autumn harvest, but still eats. She comes to the door complaining that no one can help her when she is tired. She is such a daughter-in-law, and the heroine doesn't suppress her, but still feels guilty about her??? Where are you ashamed??? Failure!

The heroine has become more beautiful, it's great o(≧v≦)o