Du Wanchun was robbed of a good marriage by his stepsister, and was forced by his stepmother to marry a disabled man from the Zhou family. I thought I was in trouble, but who knew that after she got married, the extremely poor Zhou family suddenly changed. The poisoned ducks were alive and well and laid clutch after clutch of eggs. Crops grew one after another in the barren stony fields. The granary at home was full, and there was no room for gold in the house. The blind brother-in-law was promoted to a noble rank, and the deaf brother-in-law was made a marquis and prime minister. My handsome husband-in-law is no longer disabled, his waist is healed, and he hugs her every night without letting go. Seeing that the days were getting better and better, Du Wanchun discovered an unknown secret of the Zhou family. My usually kind mother-in-law is no ordinary farm wife. The honest and sensible brothers-in-law are not ordinary farm boys. Her husband, who dotes on her to the core, is not a delicate young man. He took her hand to the palace gate and said with a smile: "Madam, I'm home."