Jin Qiaoqiao was so angry that she vomited blood, but she had to endure it out of filial piety.
She couldn’t figure out how Ye Wu got along with Old Mrs. Zhang and others in her previous life.
In her previous life, she had never heard Old Mrs. Zhang says a bad thing about Ye Wu in the village.
But since she married into the Zhang family, Old Mrs. Zhang and her several sisters-in-law disliked her everywhere and were picky about her clothes.
Jin Qiaoqiao didn’t understand.
Did she have to dress like Ye Wu, gray and tacky, and spend every penny in half so that the family would like her?
But it was her husband who made the money, wasn’t it? Why did she have to save money and smile while watching others spend her money?
Zhang Youdong was also a man who didn’t understand romance.
Whenever she mentioned this matter, he would always say that it was not easy for his parents to raise him and that he would have to help the family with his salary for a few more years until his younger siblings got married.
But it was obvious that Old Mrs. Zhang had taken so much money from him and that the money was enough for the Zhang family to marry two more wives.
Zhang Youdong also asked her to be patient and considerate of the elders in the family.
If she hadn’t been grateful for Zhang Youdong’s help in her previous life and knew about Zhang Youdong’s future achievements and his loyalty to his wife, she really wanted to have a quarrel with this man.
Now Jin Qiaoqiao was just waiting for Zhang Youdong to be promoted to the next level.
She remembered that in her previous life, Ye Wu followed the army three or four years later and didn’t come back until Zhang Youdong retired.
When she came back again, Ye Wu was different from the women in the village.
It was said that she had taken some advanced classes with other military wives. Not only did she learn some calligraphy and painting, but she also learned sewing skills.
She made clothes for the old and young people in the Zhang family and coaxed the whole family into submission.
These changes were brought to her by Zhang Youdong. Jin Qiaoqiao believed that she could do better if she was in this position.
It was a pity that she and Zhang Youdong were rarely together and their emotional foundation was not as deep as that of his parents and brothers who grew up with him.
Jin Qiaoqiao could only wait until she could join the army to completely win the heart of this man.
In addition to her husband’s foolish filial piety, Jin Qiaoqiao had another worry, which was the change of the Kuang family.
It was obvious that she and the Kuang family were almost at odds in her last life, but in this life, the two elders of the Kuang family were very protective of Ye Wu, their daughter-in-law.
It was said that the couple did not take a penny of the pension from Kuang Aijun and let Ye Wu keep it all.
There was also the job of a primary school teacher in the commune, which she had never gotten in her previous life.
Could it be that the difference between having a child and not having a child was so great that Ye Wu received a hundred times better treatment than her?
These days, as long as one had a rural household registration, and unless they were children under twelve or thirteen years old or elderly people who were too old to walk, they all had to work in the fields.
If a family had a young or middle-aged person who refused to work in the fields, he or she might be accused of being lazy and trying to restore capitalism. Such a reputation would be fatal in the next few years.
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