Granny's Seventy, So What's Wrong with Acting Like a Big Shot?

[Silver-Haired Fiction] [70-Year-Old Female Lead]

On her 70th birthday, Jiang Haitang discovers that her husband has never stopped seeing his first love, the woman he’s always cherished.

She works like a beast of burden for the Zheng family.

While the old man gazes at the stars and moon with the other woman, chatting about poetry and philosophy of life.

Every now and then, he even brings Jiang Haitang up to her:

“She’s just born to suffer. Otherwise, how would she have been sold to the Zheng family as a child bride?”

“What’s a child bride? Less than a dog.”

“She’s a great lump of fat, reeking of cooking oil. I’m disgusted when I see her, and sick when I smell her with my eyes closed.”

Jiang Haitang doesn’t cry or make a scene. She calmly gets a divorce.

She was a child bride, a woman with too much fat, and a walking kitchen-grease smell, but she was never born to suffer!

The cooking skills the Zheng family despised could draw customers in a line all the way to France.

The clothes they called old-fashioned are now an intangible cultural heritage.

The paper-cut window decorations they said brought bad luck have national-level masters begging to take her on as an apprentice.

The career she gave up at 20? At 70, she’s still making a roaring success of it.

And while she’s at it, she exposes the ugly truth behind what happened back then, ruining the two cheaters for good!