A Mistress in the House? The Matriarch Remarries a Powerful Lord with a Natural Gift for Bearing Children

The plot is so confusing, there are so many typos, he doesn't distinguish between her and him, the regent is useless at all, he is always injured and poisoned, and neither man nor woman are both clean, so forget it. Before the male protagonist married the female protagonist, he had countless relationships with the female protagonist. After the male protagonist had already established a relationship with the female protagonist, he slept with his concubine many times.

1. Both the female protagonist and the male protagonist are unclean. The female protagonist is married for the second time. The male protagonist has many concubines before him, but he did not sleep with anyone else after being together with the female protagonist. 2. There are some typos, but it does not affect reading. 3. The hostess is very much like a holy mother, with double standards. Those who are selfish will never be punished, while others will be silenced with a knife. 4. The male protagonist looks very powerful, but he is incompetent and unable to protect his wife and children. It looks like he has all the power, but in fact cats and dogs can take action. 5. The heroine is weak and aggrieved. Readers who don't like spoiled wives or abuse women are advised not to read it.

It would be more appropriate to change the title to "Merchant Princesses Fight a Group of Old Ladies". The grandmother, mother-in-law (2), mother-in-law's mother, the Queen Mother... Can be seen everywhere in the book, such as "a kick in the chest", "a palm like a pig's head", "poisoning"... The full text expresses the concept that money is nothing. If you don't know how to write court literature, don't express it in the language of the market. This is the first time I have seen an article with so many typos, and I feel tired.

The introduction is wrong, I only have one child, and it says I have nine children in one pregnancy 😂

It's really tiring. The heroine is not exhausted. I feel so sad for her. She's so exhausted.

There are so many typos that he doesn't differentiate between men and women, and there are other typos.

It's so ugly, I gave it up.

The plot doesn't match, it's a lie