Yang Miaohua had spent her whole life being forceful, favoring boys over girls, and making every decision herself. When she died suddenly, the beloved nephew she had longed for refused to come back and see her one last time. In the end, only her daughter and granddaughter performed the funeral rites and kept vigil, while several nephews she had doted on even tried to stop her from being buried, nearly leaving her without a proper resting place.
Reborn in the 1970s, twenty-something Yang Miaohua only wanted to take good care of her family.
Her husband needed keeping in line, her daughter could no longer be allowed to drop out of school, and if she couldn’t raise her son, then so be it. No matter how much of a boy her nephews were, they weren’t her own children. As for her half-brother, she would do her best to keep him safe... Even after being reborn, she hadn’t grown any wiser. She was still the uneducated, inexperienced country woman she had always been. All she could do was work hard, live well, and prosper through diligence.
Content warning: everyday family-life details, told in a leisurely, episodic style.
It's very down-to-earth and simple.
It's well written, I've finished reading it