The Reborn Matriarch in the 1990s: Keeping Her Dysfunctional Family in Line

In her previous life, Granny Lin was the eldest child in the family. After her parents died, she took on the responsibility of supporting her four younger siblings.

She lived frugally and worked herself to the bone all her life. She sold her house to send her second brother abroad to study, put her third sister through college so she could become a teacher, bought her fourth brother a house and car and helped him get married, and devoted herself to putting her youngest sister through a prestigious university.

After she was diagnosed with breast cancer, her second brother, who was overseas, blocked her. Her third sister told her to hurry up and die. Her fourth brother wanted her to die in the hospital so he could extort money, and her youngest sister bluntly said she had nothing to do with her.

In despair, Granny Lin leaped from a building.

When she opened her eyes again, she was back in the days when her younger siblings still expected her to earn money for them.

Her second brother urged her to sell her house to fund his studies abroad? He could go or not, she didn't care.

Her third sister skipped school with her classmates to chase her dream of becoming a star? She could go if she wanted.

Her fourth brother got into fights and injured someone, then expected her to quit her job and pay to settle things? He could go to jail.

Her youngest sister was slacking off because of an early romance with a male classmate, and her grades had plummeted? She could slack off all she liked.

In this life, Lin Mai decided she wouldn't be the eldest sister or anyone's mother. She would earn her own money and spend it herself.