Marry

In the year when she married Pei Shu, Chu Jinyao had just passed her hair age. For three years, she served her mother-in-law, took care of her husband's wife, and used her dowry to take care of the concubine's affairs in a more dignified manner than her direct descendants. It wasn't until the anniversary of his father's death that he handed over a divorce note: "I am unworthy of being a wife without sons and jealousy." Eight words made everything she did in the past three years a joke. She calmly took the divorce letter, tore it into pieces with her own hands in front of him, turned around and remarried the eldest son. From then on, Chu Jinyao was no longer an abandoned wife of her second wife, but the future wife of the Hou family. However, at this time, the Hou Mansion was already empty-- The eldest father and his daughter are in frail health and live with medicine pots all day long; The three-bedroom widowed aunt lives in vain in order to protect herself; The four-bedroom twins are helpless and bullied; The fifth-floor uncle has no ambitions but can only play in the world. Everyone thought she was seeking death, but she took her widowed aunt into business, taught her younger siblings step by step, and sharpened her cynical uncle into the sharpest knife. As a woman, she was responsible for the rise and fall of a family. Many years later, the Hou Mansion was revitalized and the family tree was rebuilt. Pei Ji's original wife no longer exists, and at the top of the family tree, it clearly says: The head of the family, Chu Jinyao.