[Rebirth + the 1970s + a pocket dimension + rural daily life + getting rich + cuisine from southern Henan]
Su Qin is reborn, returning to the time just before her eldest daughter's wedding.
In her previous life, she was a timid mother who favored sons over daughters, just like her husband. She married off her daughters for their bride prices, and all three ended up with unhappy marriages.
Her youngest son, spoiled by her, grew willful and reckless. He never married, and eventually died of an illness.
Given another chance at life, she is determined to make things right: find good families for her daughters, make sure all the children get an education, and let them live the lives they want.
Only after being reborn does she discover that she has an astonishing pocket dimension, so she never has to worry about food and drink again.
On her very first day back, she makes a huge scene, successfully gets separate rooms from her husband, and can finally cook up something special in her pocket dimension.
Later, her youngest son is reborn too, and he brings a powerful System with him.
After chatting a little longer than usual with a reporter, she also gets news about her family back home: none of them have been sent away for forced labor.
Wonderful! She no longer has to worry about her background or be afraid of her husband.
With the information provided by the System, they find two jobs with ease, and successfully introduce her eldest daughter to a worker at a brick and tile factory.
The one who always threatens divorce at the slightest disagreement, but never dares to go through with it, isn't her. It's her husband.
Then one day, her husband has a dream and tells her, “Su Qin, I was wrong.”
To her surprise, he slowly changes. He protects her and their daughters, quietly gets on with the work, and no longer dares suggest helping out his elder brother's family.
I really enjoy reading novels about rebirth; after reading so many, I even wish I could be reborn myself.
A heartwarming and refreshing rebirth story about a mother and son in a different era! In her previous life, the female protagonist, fearing the influence of her maternal family on her children, lived a life of meekness and wasted potential by her husband and in-laws. Although things improved later, she spoiled her youngest son, turning him into a useless brat.
Their logical thinking is normal, nothing particularly out of the ordinary. I don't have high hopes for Tomato's books anymore; as long as the logic is sound, I'll give them 5 stars. 😂
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You can also watch it when you're bored and have nothing to do.
It's a really great novel.
A pretty good short story
Mother's love is the greatest and most selfless.
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Beautiful, beautiful, this is life.