The Cheating Life of a Daughter-In-Law in the 1980S

I gave up after seeing Chapter 200. A woman who wants to get married on the original date out of sheer anger is no better than making a last-minute decision. No matter how young and energetic she is, she can't just bet on marriage, right? Her family actually agreed and helped actively in the blind date. However, she was lucky enough to marry Chen Jianguo, a man with upright views, because she was writing a book. The mother and daughter of the Chen family looked down upon the heroine who came from the country. They ate the food cooked by the heroine and enjoyed the service of the heroine. They made trouble every day. The heroine was grateful to Chen Jianguo for resolving the embarrassment of breaking off the engagement and getting married within a limited time, so she lowered her profile and tolerated the Chen family and her daughter. After reading 200 chapters, I feel a little frustrated. The heroine is tolerant, and the hero seems to be trying to resolve the conflict, but every time I feel like he is trying to reconcile the mother and daughter-in-law. But in fact, he always uses a method similar to diverting attention. It is obviously your mother who is looking for trouble, but no one has ever brought it up. Chen Manni is looking for trouble, and her cold words are stinging. Neither the hero nor his father have ever seriously criticized her or asked her to apologize. Unfair treatment needs to be resolved both in general and in detail. They will act unscrupulously in front of you, your husband, and you can imagine that when you are not at home. Fortunately, the heroine is only grateful to him now and has no love for him. Otherwise, it would be a bit frustrating to be like this for a long time, and no matter how good the relationship is, it will be worn out! When the male protagonist treats the female protagonist better, his mother starts not being able to accept it. Her face changes when he calls her by affectionate names, and she yells at her daughter-in-law that this family belongs to her and her son belongs to her alone... If you don't mind so much, just don't let your son marry her! I can't accept marrying someone who has a good relationship. I have to have a small fight every three days and a big fight every five days to feel comfortable? Life has only been better for a few days, and you start to look down on country people. If you want to find a daughter-in-law with a good family background, the key is to marry someone who can treat you like the heroine? Cooking, cleaning housework, staying out of trouble, being capable and skilled, kind-hearted, generally knowledgeable and understanding of advancement and retreat... Can any of your so-called ideal daughters-in-law be able to do that? Why are you trying so hard when both couples are married? Do you have to get divorced to feel that your life is complete? If my son gets divorced and has a good reputation, will it be good for his career? Please be clear-headed, okay? I'm afraid that life will be too peaceful and I have to light a few firecrackers every day to make some noise. I'm so idle. I'm used to it.

I have read Chapter 40 so far... Is the heroine entering the grave of marriage? This male protagonist is also a typical hentai contestant, so depressing to watch... It makes people who are already afraid of marriage even more afraid of marriage...

There are too many typos, which makes people look frustrated. I personally don't think it looks good.

Were there still illiterate women in their twenties and thirties in the 1980s?

It's a very enjoyable book. It would be better if it is updated soon.

Nice looking, very interesting

The plot is terrible

Many typos

It's so suffocating to watch.

Generally speaking, I prefer books where the heroine acts decisively. I have read more than two hundred chapters of this book. At the beginning, the heroine ran away with someone, causing the heroine to be canceled. However, the wedding date has been notified, and they will get married in a month. The man is from out of town and lives next door. After the marriage was canceled, the husband immediately fell in love with the girl. The wedding date happened to be the previously agreed date to marry the heroine, so the heroine immediately responded and said that she would get married on that day. After seeing each other several times, the hero took the initiative to come to the heroine's aunt to propose marriage. Later, the male protagonist's mother was not very happy about the male protagonist marrying the female protagonist, a rural girl. The female protagonist thought that the male protagonist was doing her a big favor by marrying her, so no matter how her mother-in-law (the male protagonist's mother) and sister-in-law tormented, humiliated, and looked down on the female protagonist, the female protagonist would endure it as if she had no temper. It made me angry.