Why does Mrs. Wu hate Mo Lan?

Because Aunt Wu is also the champion of their family's house fight, she knows what kind of means girls have, and she doesn't like her when she sees Mo Lan's coy behavior and her own personality is very straightforward.

Mrs. Wu hated Mo Lan because Mo Lan's character was more problematic, which caused Mrs. Wu's disgust.

Because Mo Lan has reformed herself. Her personality has changed a lot, so Mrs. Wu has become satisfied with her.

I've watched it twice, but I don't think Mrs. Wu likes Mo Lan, she has always liked Ming Lan, even if Ming Lan marries someone else, she still likes Ming Lan,

Mo Lan didn't like her mother-in-law at first, but in the end she was the most satisfied daughter-in-law of Mrs. Wu, because at the beginning my eldest lady was Minglan in the picture, and Mo Lan was delicate and pretentious, and she couldn't see Mrs. Wu's eyes, but because Mo Lan cleaned up a bunch of concubines, Mrs. Wu was quite satisfied with this

Laughing to death, this question is wrong, don't make gimmicks, lower your grade, understand the original work clearly, let's talk about it!! Buy a copy of "The Biography of Minglan" and read it more, and you will know how stupid you are.

I didn't see that Mrs. Wu likes Mo Lan, whether it's on TV or **, I don't like Mo Lan, ** said several times that I asked Minglan to teach Mo Lan,

The reason why Mrs. Wu didn't like Mo Lan at first was because Mo Lan recited poems and scratched her head and made her posture, which made Mrs. Wu feel that this was a little girl. Another reason is that she likes Minglan and hopes that Minglan will be her daughter-in-law. Let's talk about why Mrs. Wu accepted Mo Lan again?

First of all, Mo Lan married into the Liang family, which is the Liang family. To put it bluntly, I like Minglan again, Minglan is an outsider, and Mo Lan and them are a family that is both prosperous and loss-making. Secondly, although the daughter-in-law has to listen to her mother-in-law, if the mother-in-law is mean to her daughter-in-law, she will also be poked in the back.

In particular, the Liang family is also a wealthy family, and they must fancy their reputation. In the end, I think Mrs. Wu actually didn't like Minglan so much, and she wanted to marry Minglan at the beginning, just hoping to marry Minglan back to the "town house". Of course, there are definitely likes and appreciations, but there is also a lot of utility.

Therefore, as long as it is a daughter-in-law who can "town house", Mrs. Wu likes it. To put it simply, Mrs. Wu likes her daughter-in-law, and it doesn't matter who she is.

Because Mo Lan is a person who is good at pretending like her mother, she pretends to be pitiful and looks filial, and Mrs. Wu also mistakenly thinks that Mo Lan is a very filial and kind daughter-in-law, so she spoils her alone.

Because Mo Lan has changed a lot later, she has done a good job of helping to deal with all aspects of housework, so it is normal for her to spoil this daughter-in-law alone in the end.

is because in the end, Mo Lan changed for the better, and she also respects her mother-in-law very much, and also helps her mother-in-law clean up the concubine's room well.

It is precisely because she has no mother for a long time, although she is raised by her grandmother's side, she does not want to affect her grandmother, so she is cautious and does not dare to do anything wrong, and she is also measured in her work, knowing how to advance and retreat.

Because Mrs. Wu has a sharp eye, it can be seen from Minglan playing polo that Minglan is a good girl, but she doesn't want to show her edge.

Because this person's character is very good, and his personality is also very good.

Because Mrs. Wu saw that Mo Lan had a bad character, and Minglan was kind-hearted, she wanted Minglan to be her daughter-in-law.

Because Mrs. Wu cares about their character, not the identity of the concubine. Although Minglan is a concubine, she is generous, kind, and liked, while Mo Lan is childish.