She spent her whole life worrying about her children, raised five of them, and helped bring up three grandchildren. In her sixties, her husband drove her out of the house, while her sons coldly criticized her. Their cruelty drove her to her death.
After she died, her sons thought buying a grave was too expensive and didn't even want to give her a place to rest. They chose the cheapest option: burial at sea.
Her eldest daughter tried to stop them, but her husband beat her away. Liu Yulan's ashes were fed to the fish.
Carrying her resentment, Liu Yulan was reborn in April 1988!
This year, her kind second daughter-in-law had yet to be driven to her death by her ungrateful second son!
This year, she had yet to be laid off and lose her say in the family!
This year, her eldest son had yet to make a fortune off her hard work!
This year, her second son had yet to rely on her to get in touch with an old friend and enter the Cultural Affairs Bureau, setting himself on the path to a political career!
This time around, besides making things right with the daughter she had wronged, she would earn a good living and keep her eyes wide open. Without her sacrifices, would those ungrateful children still be able to live the good life?
It's pretty cool, but these sons always write the wrong names.
It's good to read, but the story is logical and clear, keep up the good work!
Well written and down to earth [like][like][like]
A good novel