是自愿，不是在和谁赌气

It's voluntary, not because you're angry with anyone.

Bölüm 1: Gönüllü, kimseyle kavga değil

Jiang Li woke up in the body of Yaonv, a sickly beauty who was raised by the Jiang family in Aoli Village.

The original owner was also miserable: first her engagement was annulled, and then she married a second-married man to be a stepmother. Unexpectedly, this stepmother unfortunately became the control group of another stepmother in the compound.

She can be called the best female supporting role in the world of cannon fodder.

But in Jiang Li, everything is not a problem.

She only knew that the so-called second-married man was a scientific research talent who had returned from overseas. He was busy with business, had a high salary, and had a good life. He was homeless all year round. In these years when he had neither food nor clothing nor warmth, he had to go out and communicate with others. Marrying the other person is the best thing for her who just wants to be a salted fish in her life!

Mother Jiang: …My daughter is stupid!

Brothers (sister-in-law, nieces and nephews): …Sisters (sister-in-law, sister-in-law) are crazy!

However, except for Captain Jiang, the head of the family, the rest of the family is worried about Jiang Li, worried that his delicate and frail daughter (sister, sister-in-law, sister-in-law) cannot bear the grievances of being a stepmother and will suppress herself. Come anyway.

The villagers who knew about the Jiang family gathered together and talked sourly, especially those who didn’t expect good things from others and only waited to see the Jiang family’s jokes.

As a result, Jiang Li not only lived a happy life after marriage, but was also loved by men. His stepchildren doted on him and called him mom every time he opened his mouth.

A certain commander was confused: I thought the bound host was bronze, but I didn’t expect it to be a king.

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Luo Yanqing was indifferent by nature and only had work in his mind. But he didn’t know when to get up, and he was surprised to find that he, who rarely went home once a year, was unknowingly looking forward to the holiday.