The Sixties: Two Months into Her Widowhood, Her Husband Returns from the Dead

Period setting + transmigration and rebirth + pocket dimension + raising children + taking down scumbags + everyday family life + building wealth

Modern-day overworked wage slave Jiang Yao impulsively bids 19.9 yuan in a livestream auction for a little courtyard home near a small town in the countryside.

A month after moving in, an earthquake sends her back to life, and she transmigrates to a parallel world in the 1960s.

Before her stands a sharp-tongued, cruel stepmother-in-law who beats her every day and is always looking for a chance to sell her children.

Then there’s her awful sister-in-law, who’s ready to throw the newly widowed Jiang Yao out and sell her daughter as a child bride in exchange for food.

Her cousin, now also her sister-in-law, fans the flames behind the stepmother-in-law, intent on squeezing every last bit of value from Jiang Yao and her children.

Even her own family turns against her when she’s down, despite owing her money.

Heh. She gives a cold laugh.

Jiang Yao: “You want to kick me out with nothing, sell me for money, sell my children, and pretend you don’t owe me a thing? Go ahead and try.”

“If you took anything of mine, return it now.

“If you ate it, spit it out. And when it starts to hurt, don’t you dare cry and beg for mercy.”

“What? Your husband is back? Since you’ve been so sensible, I suppose you can come into the house!”

“What? You know your husband wasn’t dead and has even been promoted? Now the shameless scumbags want to show up and claim they’re family?”

“Sorry, my house doesn’t entertain lunatics and dogs. Turn right when you leave.”

After getting rid of her awful relatives, Jiang Yao raises her children with one hand and makes money with the other. Her life is better than ever, while the scumbags regret how they treated her every night under the covers.