The Way of the Peasant Mother-in-law
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In 'The Way of the Peasant Mother-in-law,' protagonist Zhulan navigates the challenges of being a mother-in-law in a farming narrative, delving into themes of familial love and counterattacking societal expectations. With a focus on marriage, children, and relationships with daughters-in-law, Zhulan faces adversity and strives to overcome the role of the evil mother-in-law within the text. This novel, blending elements of romance and slice of life genres, explores the complexities of relationships and personal growth in Ancient China, featuring an average-looking protagonist dealing with childcare and early romance.
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Zhulan travels through the female supporting role and counterattacks the farming text, achieving triple jump, getting married, having children, being a mother-in-law, focusing on the key points, and counter-attacking the evil mother-in-law in the text.
Not to mention 26 changes to 36, there are six children, two daughters-in-law, several grandchildren, and a living husband. The emphasis is not the original, but the person who trapped her.
Zhulan didn’t know until she became her original body that she was miserable by her two daughters-in-law. The eldest daughter-in-law had a loud voice and her own brain-enhancing function, and the little things changed her taste.
The second daughter-in-law is timid and cowardly, and cries whenever she meets anyone, so she makes Zhulan an evil mother-in-law.
Zhulan, “…It’s really hard to live these days.”
Someone, “And me.”
Zhu Lan, “Haha, you are the worst offender to cheat on me!”
someone, “…”
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