Mrs. Tang hadn't changed one bit.
In fact, because her daughter-in-law, Su Li, had escaped her control, she had grown even worse.
Every day in the village, she heard people talking about how much money Su Li's clothing factory was making. She listened to their envious remarks about her family's wealth, a chorus of jealousy and admiration.
People would flatter her, and one by one, they'd persistently approach her, hoping to get some work to earn money or a job at the factory.
In that short time, she'd heard more compliments than she had in her entire life. But besides that, she'd also heard every kind of sour, nasty comment imaginable.
Because she had no say and couldn't help, the villagers would say nice things to her face but badmouth the Tang Family behind her back.
