After Marriage, I'm Doted on by My Country Husband's Entire Family

After Marriage, I'm Doted on by My Country Husband's Entire Family Plot:

Su Xiao, an advertising planner, married Chen Mo, a quiet country man, in a flash to escape marriage pressure. Before moving to his rural home, she imagined countless "mother-in-law vs daughter-in-law" battles. But on her first day, she was touched by her mother-in-law's spicy fried beef—a dish she'd casually mentioned loving last week. Her sister-in-law gave her a new dress she'd saved for half a year, saying, "City girls look pretty in this." Her husband rode to the county town before dawn every day to buy freshly ground coffee, just because she'd complained about instant coffee being too bitter. Until one night, she worked overtime until midnight. Pushing the door open, she found the whole family waiting: her mother-in-law held soup warmed three times, her husband clutched the quiet pen she'd mentioned once, and her grandfather held a heated hot water bag. It turned out that this "country family" never "made do"—they'd kept every word she said close to their hearts.