A Village Woman in the 1980S: Granny Wen's Springtime

[1980s | Golden finger | Family life | Taking down awful relatives | Farming and building a fortune] Avid longtime reader Wen Liyue woke up one morning in 1982, in the body of Wen, a miserable forty-three-year-old woman. In the original story, Wen had spent her whole life living in meek misery: tending every day to a sharp-tongued, difficult mother-in-law and a bedridden father-in-law; enduring a faithless, violent, cold husband; pouring half her life into raising three sons; doing all the housework; and painstakingly building up the family's savings. But after a lifetime of toil and giving everything she had, when she was old and no longer useful, her husband and own children cruelly abandoned her. She died a tragic death on New Year's Eve! With a new soul in her body, Wen Liyue tore off the mask of meekness and weakness for good. Her awful elders deliberately made things difficult for her? She'd stand up to them on the spot and refuse to take their abuse! Her scumbag husband was cold, faithless, and cruel? She'd cut ties cleanly and walk away with her head held high! Her three greedy children only wanted to mooch off her and drain her of everything she was worth? She'd sever all ties. None of them would ever take another drop of her blood! After finally ditching her entire family of bloodsucking burdens, she unexpectedly awakened her very own golden finger. From then on, she put down roots in the countryside of the 1980s, increasing her income through farming and growing rich through business, steadily building a substantial fortune. Breaking free from her sea of suffering and defying fate, she made herself a brand-new spring amid the ordinary, bustling days of life, one that everyone would envy!