Era setting + family life + entrepreneurship + food
When Jiang Yun heard that her daughter was being abused by her husband, she was so overcome that she woke up back in 1990.
Her daughter had just turned three, and she hadn’t sent her back to the old family home yet.
Her little girl’s innocent eyes were full of affection for her. She hadn’t gone astray or eloped with that blond guy who’d cooked her a bowl of plain rice porridge.
Things between her and Xu Heqing were still sweet as honey, and she was pregnant with their second child.
Jiang Yun touched her belly and made up her mind.
This time around, no one would ever separate her from her two children.
As for Xu Heqing, the husband she’d resented her whole life in her previous life: wasn’t he so keen on making money? Fine, he could go make as much as he wanted.
She was getting a divorce!
The male protagonist doesn't have any big mistakes, they are just minor problems. There is really no need for divorce. He loves his wife, loves his children, loves this family, wants this family to be good, and is working hard to make this family better. If the heroine is really divorced, has the children's feelings been considered? Can the heroine avoid the danger if she doesn't touch it? Impossible, the only way to avoid danger is to solve the problem. In fact, the male protagonist has resorted to the help of others to solve the problem. What's wrong with him? The male protagonist is also slowly growing up, and I hope the female protagonist can also see growth. I don't think there's anything wrong with this man, and I hope to see the male and female protagonists working together to create a better future.
Not bad, I like this plot