Wang Ya had once fought tooth and nail to marry her Brother Qiang, but her future mother-in-law didn't like her. She made it clear that without a dowry of one hundred yuan, her son, Li Qiang, would not marry a country girl.
But Li Yuanyi couldn't afford it, and the old lady would never pay such a dowry for her maternal granddaughter.
Later, when she saw Li Mubo's lavish wedding, Wang Ya hated them so much she could have ground her teeth to dust.
She had only one thought in her mind: her grandmother was too biased. Why would she refuse to give her one hundred yuan, only to turn around and spend several hundred to get her uncle a wife?
But it wasn't all bad. Zhou Yaping's successful marriage to Li Mubo gave Wang Ya an idea. So, two months later, she also got pregnant and used it to blackmail her future mother-in-law into letting her marry Brother Qiang.
