Reborn in 1970, My Richest Husband Left Me a Dime Inheritance

My husband Gu Yan passed away, and the only inheritance he left me was a broken one-cent note. In the notarized will, he donated all his tens of billions of family property and company shares to my stepsister Lin Weiwei. In order to prevent me from fighting for it, he even set up a trust fund worth tens of millions specifically to deal with me. In the video, he threw our wedding rings into the trash can. "Lin Shu, you married me with just a dime, and now we are clear of everything." One sentence wiped out the burning devotion of my forty years of marriage. I know he hates me. I hated that I used a trick to steal Lin Weiwei's place in the city and forced him to marry me. Now, he used this dime to trample my dignity under his feet and crush it to pieces. When Lin Weiwei passed by me, she said disdainfully in a voice that only the two of us could hear: "Sister, have you seen it? So what if you marry him? His heart, his people, and his money are all mine. You are just a joke who is occupying the manhole and not shitting." At the funeral, after the guests had dispersed, I held the dime in my hands, my heart stopped, and I fell down in front of his mourning hall. When I opened my eyes again, I went back to 1975, the day before I decided to go to the countryside. This time, I shredded the application I had prepared and filled in the most remote frontiers instead. I fulfill his white moonlight. But the moment I stepped on the westbound train, he looked like a madman: "Lin Shu! Come back! I was wrong, I beg you to come back!"