Reborn in 1968: This Old Lady Won't Serve You Anymore

Back in 1968, 49-year-old Li Xiulan smiled.

In her previous life, she worked like an ox and a horse for her four children, only to die miserably in the dead of winter, with no one to claim her body.

In this life, when her eldest son holds out his hand for money and connections, she gives him a cold look. "Earn your own future!"

When her second son, lazy and greedy, asks for food, she throws him a hoe. "If you don't earn enough work points, don't come home!"

When her eldest daughter, who dotes on her younger brother, comes to her, she returns her wages. "Spend your own money!"

When her vain youngest daughter complains, she gives her a slap. "Think this family is poor? The door is right there!"

Her sewing skills make waves throughout the neighborhood. Financially independent, she becomes the unquestioned "Empress Dowager" of the household.

Her children join forces to rebel? Then she'll teach them what "distribution according to work" and "hunger as education" mean!

Years later, every one of her children has made a name for themselves, and they crowd around her sickbed, each vying to show their devotion.

At last, they understand: their mother's harshest "discipline" back then was the deepest salvation she could give them.