When Su Wan breathed her last breath on the hospital bed, her mind was full of regrets - she was married to Gu Yan all her life, she lived frugally and took care of the housework, but she was nicknamed "a chicken that doesn't lay eggs" and "a prodigal woman"; her son was spoiled by her and was lazy, and eventually went to jail for theft; her husband Gu Yan did not treat her harshly, but he was always separated by a layer, and it was not until her death that he said "I'm sorry to you" with red eyes.
When she opened her eyes again, Su Wan went back to 1982. Three days after her wedding to Gu Yan, her mother-in-law Zhang Guilan pointed at her nose and scolded her for not being able to cook. What surprised her even more was that the ancestral jade pendant generated heat, activating a space that could store goods and produce spiritual springs!
This time, Su Wan would never wrong herself again: Mother-in-law is picking on her? She made the other party speechless, and then conquered the whole family's stomach with her good cooking skills; is the sister-in-law causing trouble? She asked the other party to steal the chicken but lose the rice; no money to spend? She used the space to store food and grow rare vegetables, and then took advantage of the policy trends of the 1980s. She started by setting up a street stall to sell snacks, and gradually opened restaurants and food factories, earning a lot of money.
But why did Gu Yan, her taciturn husband in the previous life, always stare at her? Not only did he take the initiative to help her carry water and look after the stalls, but he also said with a blushing face: "Wanwan, I will support you in whatever you want to do."
Su Wan looked at her reliable husband, her gradually improving mother-in-law, and her lovely son, and then touched the space filled with supplies, and smiled: These little days in the 1980s were sweeter than honey!
