In her previous life, Tang Yuelian was the village's infamous wicked mother-in-law.
Obsessed with sons over daughters, she went up the mountain to curse her second daughter-in-law for giving birth to three girls in a row.
When she took a dislike to her seventh daughter-in-law, she spread rumors that the woman was having an affair with the widower at the edge of the village, ultimately causing her son to divorce her.
She favored her second son, so when the family split up, she gave him both the house and the money.
She didn't care what her other sons thought. She was counting on her second son to support her in her old age, and as long as he was happy, that was enough.
She never imagined that the first thing her second son and his family would do after the split was kick her out of the house.
Her wickedness came at a price: as she lay dying, not one of her five sons or her daughter came to see her off, and she died with regrets.
At last, she came to her senses.
She was reborn on the day the family split up.
Granny Tang decided not to divide the family after all.
This time, she would turn over a new leaf and save the children she had once favored unfairly.
What did it matter if they were sons or daughters? They were all the same.
Forget relying on sons to support you in old age. Having money by your side is what really matters.