[Era, the fake and evil mother-in-law, rebirth, cool writing, the parents are short-lived, the whole family is cremated, getting rich, breaking up the relationship, the old lady is rejuvenated]
In the countryside, Li Sufen worked hard for her children all her life. She used her last savings to buy a house for her son but was squeezed out of its last value. On New Year's Eve, she was terminally ill and was kicked out of her new home by her son and his wife. She had nowhere to go. She wanted to go to her daughter but was cruelly left on the roadside to freeze to death. When she was dying, she saw her mother. Her mother once told her that women do not have a home. They were born in their father's family and grew up in their husband's family, but no one took them in when they were old.
Before she died, she realized...
When she opened her eyes again, Li Sufen discovered that when she was reborn and sold her ancestral home, she was still in good health and her young daughter was not dead yet. She was only in her forties, and she still had the final say in the family...
In this life, she wanted to kick her unfilial descendants to find a happy and warm nest for herself, but she didn't expect that the little fresh meat secretly had been coveting her for a long time...
Reader comments
That's how beautiful it is. It becomes ambiguous within a few chapters. One is reborn, the other is soul-piercing. At that time, women were about 10 years older than men, and the women were widows with four children, while the men were college students who worked as factory directors. As soon as I got here, I would find excuses to go to other people's homes late at night. The man also tried his best to help the widow solve the problem, calling her by her last name one by one. I even sent people home after get off work. Simply speechless. . . . If you were in this day and age, no one would say anything if you wrote about people having an affair with dogs.
That's how beautiful it is. It becomes ambiguous within a few chapters. One is reborn, the other is soul-piercing. At that time, women were about 10 years older than men, and the women were widows with four children, while the men were college students who worked as factory directors. As soon as I got here, I would find excuses to go to other people's homes late at night. The man also tried his best to help the widow solve the problem, calling her by her last name one by one. I even sent people home after get off work. Simply speechless. . . . If you were in this day and age, no one would say anything if you wrote about people having an affair with dogs.
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The author writes very well!