Reborn in the 1980s: The Old Lady Lives It Up, Takes It Easy, and Torments Her Ungrateful Son

[Period setting + reborn + family life + face-slapping satisfaction + ensemble slice of life]

In her previous life, after her husband was angered to death by their children, Old Madam Zhang barely pulled through her stay in the ICU, only for her dutiful children and grandchildren to pull out her oxygen tube. She died alone in the hospital, having spent her whole life pouring her heart and soul into her children.

In the end, all she got in return was their resentment. Looking back on her life, she felt it had all been for nothing.

Her eldest son was worth tens of millions, yet never gave them a cent. He even had his eye on their old house, while showering his own in-laws with gold and silver.

Her second son went abroad and made a fortune. He had plenty of money and free time, but she never saw him once before she died.

Her third daughter came back to her parents' home empty-handed, yet acted like a bandit, hauling bags and bundles back to her husband's family. She even joined her mother-in-law in cursing them... Her youngest son was an even bigger ingrate.

Reborn into a new life, Old Madam Zhang kicks her ungrateful sons and daughters to the curb. Children and grandchildren have their own blessings; without them, she can enjoy her own.

She gives those ungrateful children such a beating that they cry out in pain, insisting, “Just wait until you're old. We won't take care of you!”

But by then, Old Madam Zhang and her husband have made it through to the fastest-developing era, where robots can care for the elderly.

Thanks to her foreknowledge as someone reborn, she has become the richest woman in the country, and her children are consumed with regret.

“Mom! I was wrong. I'll take care of you!”

“Get lost! I don't have a son like you!”