Chapter 185. Courtesy demands reciprocity
"Okay, okay, why not? But while you’re excited, try to keep it down a bit, okay? Otherwise, not only will you wear yourself out, but you’ll also affect others, won’t you? Look at Mr. Liu, who just gave birth not long ago, and he’s already looking exhausted. If you startle him again, what are you going to do?" He looked at his silly wife, who was like a cat whose tail had been pulled, with her eyes wide open in astonishment.
After meticulously recounting various stories of her role model, Liu Shuzhen, with great familiarity, she looked at him seven parts of discontent and eight parts of indignation, ready to argue at the slightest disagreement.
Lin Jianguo was also helpless and quickly signaled to Shuzhen and her husband, and then comforted them.
Shuzhen, who had already napped for a couple of hours after the delivery, had regained quite a bit of energy, and she understood immediately. She quickly narrowed her eyes to appear weak and fatigued, and then...
Then that Er Niu girl—well, it should be young wife—immediately fell silent and stopped talking!
Alright, although I don’t know when I gained such a fangirl, it seems like she does admire me a lot, doesn’t she?
If Er Niu knew what Shuzhen was thinking, she would definitely shake her head strongly to correct her: It’s not just a little bit, it’s a lot! You have to know, with that "Worm Farming Manual," her in-laws, who are not very agile and used to just worry when not working and complain when working, managed to make a thriving worm farm at home. They raised thirty chickens, twenty ducks, and twenty geese, and even saved enough bran to raise a pig.
Wow, over the past two years, they’ve earned more than what both of them made working seriously in the production team.
It’s all thanks to Shuzhen and her "Worm Farming Manual." She had thought that with her in-laws being physically weak but extremely long-lived and enduring, they’d drag her down in this chicken-rib marriage. Instead, it turned into a prosperous family, one of the best in the village.
Sympathizing with her difficult situation of marrying into the family, she didn’t jump around trying to cause trouble and split the family after the wedding, nor did she treat her in-laws like a burden like her two former sisters-in-law did. Instead, she calls them dad and mom, treating them like her own parents with respect and filial piety. Seeing them capable of working at home while also protecting the household, even when their sons and daughters-in-law regretted their decision and wanted to show filial piety, the old couple simply beat them with a stick and refused to leave her and her husband.