Why did the family become more and more tragic because of the coal mine after the daughter married the mine owner's son? The younger brother was bullied and was not respected because he was the younger brother-in-law of the young mine owner; the remaining two older brothers were expelled from the mine, but they were not kept for the sake of being the brother-in-law of the young mine owner; the father was still going down the mine, young The mine owner doesn't even care about his father-in-law.
Of course, the young mine owner is an arrogant person, but even an arrogant person should take care of his own face. This approach can only make others look down on him.
And his father, the old mine owner, can be seen to be a reasonable person, so why not care?
Originally wanted to give four stars, but this plot made me only give three stars!
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