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Returning Home for New Year: The Whole Village Calls Me Fake Chairman's Wife
Returning Home for New Year: The Whole Village Calls Me Fake Chairman's Wife Plot:
On the 29th day of the twelfth lunar month, Lin Xiaoman returned to her village with a woven bag. At the village entrance, Aunt Wang dragged her and shouted, "Mrs. Dong"—Aunt Wang had mistaken Xiaoman, who was wearing a down jacket, for Su Min, the rumored "chairman's wife" returning to visit relatives. Xiaoman intended to explain, but she saw her bedridden mother being given hot congee and native eggs by neighbors because of her "identity as the chairman's wife's daughter." She bit her lip and kept the truth hidden. However, that night, Su Min knocked on her door: "My husband ran away with the money. I need you to pretend to be the 'fake' for three days to find evidence of his asset transfer." Torn between her mother's rare smile and a stranger's plea, Xiaoman's fingers turned white as she held Su Min's contract—how would she "keep up" this act through the New Year?
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