He Sold His Daughter to Support His Childhood Sweetheart. Reborn, I Took Mom and Remarried, and Now He’s Panicking

In her previous life, her scumbag father’s childhood sweetheart showed up with her two children, seeking refuge.

She not only took over their home, but her scumbag father also took all the money her mother had earned to support the childhood sweetheart.

Then famine struck. Unwilling to let his beloved suffer, her scumbag father sold her to buy meat for the other woman.

After escaping again and again, she was beaten to death.

Only after dying did she learn that her mother had fallen off a cliff while searching for her and had never been found.

Her two older brothers, away from home, became their family’s cash cows.

Even though she and her mother were dead, the others kept using their names to demand money from the brothers.

As a result, her eldest brother, distracted by worry for her and their mother, was shot from his horse on the battlefield.

Her second brother sent all his money home, leaving himself without the travel expenses to sit the imperial examinations in the capital and missing his chance to become the top scholar...

Frustrated and unfulfilled, he eventually fell ill and died.

Overcome with sorrow, Su Tang was reborn!

She returned to the day her own father sold her.

Back from the dead, Su Tang immediately declares that she is cutting ties with her scumbag father.

She also plans to take her mother and have her parents divorce so her mother can remarry!

Her scumbag father thinks her mother, as a woman, will have a hard life after the divorce.

He waits for them to regret it and come crawling back to him.

But as he waits, he realizes that without him, their lives are only getting better...

In fact, thanks to Su Tang’s efforts, everyone in the village except her scumbag father can eat meat during the famine.

Meanwhile, her eldest brother becomes a general, and her second brother passes the imperial examinations and returns home in glory...

Her scumbag father regrets everything and goes to beg her mother for forgiveness.

But he only enrages the extraordinarily distinguished man by her mother’s side.

“Where did this stray dog come from, daring to steal my wife and daughters!”