Ugly mother-in-law tells fortune

The mother-in-law forced her daughter-in-law to death because the fortune teller said she ordered Rick to kiss her. No one dares to remarry in such a family. This is because it is too feudal and backward, especially in terms of thinking.

So now both education and education are all-round development. Most people have learned a lot of knowledge through the internet, which can make us take fewer detours quickly. But there are still a few people who don't believe in science and believe in some superstitions. For this small group of people, they are basically old people, or people who have never seen the world in some villages. Only such an incompetent person would believe in superstition. I'm telling you a story that killed people because of a superstition:

1, the mother-in-law forced her daughter-in-law to death because of fortune telling.

For some old people, they also believe in fortune telling. Previous scientific research shows that fortune telling is a kind of deception, which is specially used to deceive others. There is no scientific basis for such a thing. In this era of scientific development, we can't believe these feudal metaphysics. So there are still a few people who believe in these things, which have caused many negative effects. For example, a mother-in-law forced her daughter-in-law to death because she told a fortune teller that her daughter-in-law ordered Rick to kiss her. This was a mistake.

If it is not corrected, no one in this family dares to marry.

For such people, if we don't give them some education and some proof. It's impossible to believe in science because you haven't seen it, and you believe what others say because you haven't read a book and received a good education. Therefore, if such people are not corrected, no one dares to marry such a family.

Finally, to sum up, from my personal point of view, it is illegal for a mother-in-law to force her daughter-in-law to die. Because this is equivalent to the mother-in-law indirectly forcing her daughter-in-law, we can't believe this kind of thing. I hope my answer can help you.