Reborn: I Kick Out the Ungrateful One and Spoil My Honest Son

[Period Drama, Rebirth, No Golden Finger, Biased Parents, Belated Awakening, Making Amends, Mending Family Ties, Raising Kids and Turning the Tables, Face-Slapping the Awful Relatives, Everyday Family Life]

“Wensheng, you're the eldest brother!” That was Grandma Pan's all-purpose spell for ordering her eldest son around. She saved every benefit for her selfish youngest son and daughter, while dumping all the hard work and responsibility on the honest one.

Only as she lay dying did Grandma Pan finally realize just how badly she had gone wrong.

She had three sons and a daughter, yet she spent a lifetime's worth of effort and love on her slick-tongued, selfish, heartless youngest son and a daughter who had never truly cared about her.

Meanwhile, her honest eldest son Wensheng had been treated like a beast of burden since childhood. She had squeezed half a lifetime of labor from him with the refrain, “You're the eldest brother.” He fetched water, carried his father on his back, and cared for him in the hospital, taking on every dirty and exhausting chore, yet received the least affection and only the leftovers.

Even when she was seriously ill, time and again, the only one at her bedside was the eldest son she valued least.

As death drew near, Grandma Pan saw through her youngest son and daughter's true natures. Overwhelmed with remorse, she closed her eyes, burdened by deep guilt toward her eldest son.

To her surprise, when she opened her eyes again, she had been reborn in the 1980s!

This time, her mind was clear! She knew exactly who genuinely cared for her and was devoted to her, and who only had eyes for what they could gain!

Given a second life, Grandma Pan wanted only to make things right with the eldest son she had wronged her whole life.

As for the unfilial children who had only ever taken from her and never cared whether she lived or died? Hah! They wouldn't get a single thing out of her this time! She would turn it all around with her own hands and let the children who were truly filial