In her previous life, Hu Xiaohong was a true countrywoman, working from dawn to dusk in the fields. At nineteen, she married a farmer four years her senior. They had a son and a daughter. Her son was spoiled by his grandparents, while her daughter was obedient and studious from a young age. But her grandparents and father never cared much about her. After graduating from junior high, she was told she couldn’t continue to high school. In a fit of anger, she went south with an older girl from the village to find work, and never came home again.
All her life, Hu Xiaohong did nothing but serve her in-laws, husband, and children. After decades of toil, she finally outlived her in-laws and husband. But her daughter-in-law was a shrew who treated her with contempt every day, and eventually drove her, despite her difficulty walking, out of the house.
Hu Xiaohong had no choice but to live in the village’s dilapidated old house. It rained heavily for two or three days straight in summer. When the rain stopped, Hu Xiaohong was buried beneath the ruins.
After death, Hu Xiaohong’s soul awoke beside her own grave. Her daughter stood there alone, eyes red, with a three- or four-year-old girl beside her. Seeing how haggard her daughter looked and hearing her reproachful words, Hu Xiaohong was filled with regret. If she’d had the courage to stand up to her in-laws and husband back then, her daughter wouldn’t have left home to work in the south at such a young age. She wouldn’t have met a scumbag, gotten pregnant out of wedlock, and had her life derailed. It took until middle age for her to meet a decent man and give birth to a daughter at an advanced age.
But who could have imagined that Heaven would grant an ordinary countrywoman like her a chance to be reborn? This time, watch as she turns her life around, chooses a different way to live, makes the most of her own life, and protects her daughter...
Four stars for encouragement. The heroine is very cowardly after her rebirth. You have never seen such a cowardly reborn heroine in Tomato. Fortunately, the heroine listened to the advice, made the right choice at the critical moment, and was able to persist. The writing style is an ordinary and flowing account, but fortunately it is not empty, it is meaningful, and the writing style is smooth. The ups and downs of the plot are not exciting enough, and there is no slap-in-the-face plot. The heroine guides and helps her younger brother and sister-in-law, but she is not an idiot helping her younger brother to be a demon.