After the female supporting character in the quick transmigration series realized her mistakes

Wen Yi followed to help. In the kitchen, Grandma Wen and Wen Yi patiently explained things to each other.

"Xiaoyi, now that you're married, you need to be diligent at your husband's family home. Don't be like you were at your own home before, sleeping in until you naturally wake up every day."

“If you get up early every day, even if you don’t do anything, your in-laws won’t dislike you.”

Wen's mother also said, "Since ancient times, the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law has always been a matter of one side prevailing over the other. So don't leave any loopholes for your mother-in-law to use against you when you quarrel in the future."

"If you make a mistake, she won't say anything at the time, but if you have a disagreement later, she'll bring it up from time to time to annoy you."

"However, the Cheng family only has one son, Qingsong. Sooner or later, his family's property will be yours. So if you really have any conflicts, you should take a step back and give in to them. Your parents-in-law are still young, so in order to get them to help you more, you should also be more filial."

Seeing that her daughter-in-law was talking so enthusiastically, Grandma Wen stopped talking.

Grandma Wen and her daughter-in-law also had some conflicts, but they were nothing serious. They were just minor arguments, all about fairness. Every time they argued, it was because Grandma Wen felt that Grandma Wen favored her younger son.

Grandma Wen may be old, but she's young at heart. She and Grandpa Wen work together on the farm and are quite skilled at it. Grandma Wen is also good at business.

During the off-season, she would collect rice, peanuts, and various dried goods and fruits from nearby villages and sell them in the county town.

Grandpa Wen and she would go to other villages to collect a lot of agricultural products, and then Dad Wen would help her deliver them to the county town. They would not return home until Grandma Wen had sold them all in the county town.

Grandma Wen started buying and selling things like this in the early days of reform and opening up. Otherwise, she wouldn't have been able to build a bungalow. The Wen family was the first in the village to build a bungalow, and later other families built their own.

It was the first family in the village to buy a color TV, but unfortunately, they didn't put it in the house much; it was mostly locked in a cabinet because they said it was a waste of electricity.

Wen Yi had no idea why she bought it.

Unfortunately, now that others are following suit, Grandma Wen can't collect any agricultural products, and gradually she stops doing business. If she has any, she takes it to the county town to sell; if she doesn't, she doesn't go.

Far away.

Once Wen's mother had finished nagging, Wen Yi's wandering thoughts returned.

The rice is already cooked; now we just need to stew the meat and stir-fry the vegetables.

Wen Yi and the others had just finished eating at the Cheng family's house and weren't hungry. They also had plenty of time, so Wen's mother wasn't in a hurry to cook.

First, chop the pork leg that has been cooked for a long time into small pieces, then blanch it, scoop it into a pot, and place it on a tripod to simmer slowly.

I also asked Wen's dad to prepare the two chickens we had prepared at home, and that they should be stewed for a longer time.

Upon hearing his mother-in-law's instructions, Cheng Qingsong dared not sit still and let his father-in-law do all the work.

They hurriedly rushed to process the live chicken. Wen's father nodded, clearly satisfied with his son-in-law's diligence.

Around four or five o'clock in the afternoon, when Wen's mother was about to finish cooking, she asked Wen's father to go next door to invite Wen Yi's great-aunt and great-uncle's families to have dinner together.

They also invited several elders who played important roles in Wen Yi's wedding to have a meal at Wen Yi's homecoming dinner, as a way of thanking them for their hard work once again.

During dinner that evening, Wen He and Cheng Qingsong toasted the elders of the Wen family again.

Cheng Qingsong, holding a wine bowl, said to Wen's parents, "Thank you for raising Wen Yi. I am so fortunate to have married her. Wen Yi and I will take good care of you in the future."

Mr. and Mrs. Wen took the wine bowls and took a small sip.

Cheng Qingsong and Wen Yi greeted Grandpa and Grandma Wen again, saying a lot of nice things.

Later, when they paid respects to their great-grandfather and other elders, the great-grandfather blessed them, saying, "Good, two good children. May you live a harmonious and loving life together, with smooth sailing and growing old together."

Grandma said, "May the young couple live happily ever after, with many children and grandchildren, and abundant wealth."

After everyone had eaten and drunk their fill, Cheng Qingsong was also drunk. Wen's mother instructed Wen Yu to take his brother-in-law to his room to sleep, while Wen Yi went to her old room to sleep with her younger sister.

Before Wen Yi got married, she slept in the same room as her younger sister, Wen Jing.

That evening, the two sisters were whispering to each other when Wenjing asked her older sister, "Is your husband's family good to you?"

"Okay, we haven't known each other long enough to tell if it's good or bad."

"Big sister, why are you getting married so early?"

"Didn't Mom say that if I don't get married, I should go out to work? I'm of marriageable age, what am I supposed to do at home if I don't get married?"

Wen Jing pouted: "That's all an excuse. Cheng Mi and Zhou Yaomei are two years older than you, and they're not married yet. Why are you in such a hurry? Humph~ I heard in the village that you and your brother-in-law were secretly together, which is why you got married, isn't that right?"

Wen Yi remained silent for a while, thinking that she wasn't actually that determined to get married. Before she had the dream, she wanted to go to work, but she couldn't bear to leave Cheng Qingsong and was afraid that she would be separated from him in the future.

In addition, due to their immaturity, they thought that the two of them could be together forever after marriage, so they wondered if they could get married?

The reason she had the dream was because of the obsession within it, and because of that obsession, she wanted to walk a path different from the one in her dream.

Even though it's a dream and will feel very unreal, she wants to try. If it's wrong again, she won't be like she was in her previous life.

Even though life in my dreams is oppressive, I still have to make do.

They stayed together because they were afraid of being gossiped about getting a divorce, for the sake of their two children, and because of their mother's words, "It's all fate."

But she wouldn't. If she were to have a bad time in the future, or if Cheng Qingsong made her feel disgusted, she would leave without hesitation.

However, if she could support Cheng Qingsong, he wouldn't let her down, Wen Yi thought, and she would build a wonderful family with him.

The couple has a stable income, two adorable children, and a supportive relationship – this is the life Wenyi has planned for the future.

As for whether it will proceed as planned, we'll have to wait and see.

Wen Jing didn't hear her older sister's reply, nor did she mind. She continued, "I won't be like you and get married so early. After graduating from junior high school, I want to go to Pengcheng with my friends to work. I heard it's easy to make money there. Once I've earned enough, I'll buy my own house in the county town. If I still have money, I'll open a clothing store there. With a house and a stable income, I can get married if I find a good partner. If not, I'll live alone. Doesn't that sound great?"

As Wen Jing talked, she got really into it and started laughing out loud.

Wen Yi snapped out of her reverie and interrupted her daydream: "Don't be so optimistic. Do you think it's so easy to make money working? You get up earlier than the chickens and go to bed later than the dogs every day, and you only make three hundred yuan a month. Three hundred is the average wage, and sometimes it might be even less. Let me ask you, three hundred yuan a month, if you don't eat or drink, you'll only make a little over three thousand a year. But are you really willing to not eat, drink, or wear anything?"