Reborn in the 1970s: The Male Lead’s Stepmother Turns Dark

[Reborn + Golden Finger + Revenge Against Scumbags + Entire Family Are Villains + 1970s + Everyday Life]

In her previous life, Su Jingyue abandoned the three children she had with her first husband to preserve her second marriage, then spent years serving the Yu family as an overworked nanny.

Only after she died and was reborn did she learn that the man she thought loved her deeply had secretly taken the fortune her mother left her. The Yu family used that money to climb the ranks and become powerful political figures. She had been unable to conceive for years because her husband had undergone a vasectomy long ago. He refused to let her have a child who might get in the way of his stepson’s future.

Her stepson and his wife were the male and female leads of a novel. The female lead’s spiritual spring space had emptied the Su family’s assets, and she had known nothing about it.

What hurt and haunted her most was the miserable fate of her three children. Her eldest became bedridden and eventually starved to death at home. Her second child accidentally killed someone and spent twenty years in prison. Her third vanished after being kidnapped by human traffickers.

She learned all this from a wish-granting tortoise after she fell into the water.

Now that she was reborn, she would send that entire family to hell and save the three children she had abandoned.

She became consumed by revenge, never expecting someone to approach her of his own accord.

He turned out to be the novel’s great villain, the obstacle in her stepson’s path to advancement.

They were both villains, so they were a perfect match.

The three children asked, “Mom, who’s this uncle?”

Su Jingyue: “He’s not your uncle. He’s your dad.”