The old lady Lu Minggui was partial throughout her life and only loved her eldest son Song Dazhi and his family. Unexpectedly, during the famine years, she was considered a burden to her biological son, abandoned her in the wilderness, and fell down a slope to her tragic death. Once reborn, Lu Minggui returned to two years before the famine, and unexpectedly opened a portable space - he could freely travel through modern large-scale farmers' markets! From then on, she relied on her ability to connect ancient and modern times to make money by reselling materials from the two places. In this life, she no longer believed in the sweet words of her eldest son, and she wanted to make up for the debt she owed to her second and third sons in the previous life. She vowed to lead them to save enough money and food before the famine came!
Reader comments
Nice. I haven't seen enough, why is it gone? I strongly urge the director to make a second season.
This drama is the best... The heroine wakes up after being reborn, uses her powerful power to "eliminate evil and support good" at home, reorganizes her family style [laughs][laughs], and wisely uses the time-traveling door to reserve supplies to survive the famine years. The plot is close to life, the characters are vivid, full of emotions, there is warmth in suffering, and true feelings are revealed in the unpredictable. It is a perfect picture of the stubborn survival of the poor.
Second daughter-in-law😳: Mom, you should show me😳I can't see you clearly when you are shaking😳
So funny, I fell down laughing
The plot of the story ends with the eldest son's awakening and filial piety. Makeup is a bit of a drama, and different dramas have different ideas. This drama deserves it.
This family can't achieve anything, they just let their roots go. The boss is stupid and bad, leading outsiders to run his own shop. The third child is weak and incompetent, and the old lady is too smart.
Fortunately, the accent sounds weird.
I just started reading the original book last week. Maybe Big Data promoted this adapted short drama. I feel that the adaptation is more exciting than the original book, but it is too short. At the end of the book, it is written that Mrs. Lu kept her hand and used Ganoderma for the house to apply for an ID card, and asked her descendants to give the ID card to the old lady.
Nice. I haven't seen enough, why is it gone? I strongly urge the director to make a second season.
This drama is the best... The heroine wakes up after being reborn, uses her powerful power to "eliminate evil and support good" at home, reorganizes her family style [laughs][laughs], and wisely uses the time-traveling door to reserve supplies to survive the famine years. The plot is close to life, the characters are vivid, full of emotions, there is warmth in suffering, and true feelings are revealed in the unpredictable. It is a perfect picture of the stubborn survival of the poor.
Second daughter-in-law😳: Mom, you should show me😳I can't see you clearly when you are shaking😳
So funny, I fell down laughing
The plot of the story ends with the eldest son's awakening and filial piety. Makeup is a bit of a drama, and different dramas have different ideas. This drama deserves it.
This family can't achieve anything, they just let their roots go. The boss is stupid and bad, leading outsiders to run his own shop. The third child is weak and incompetent, and the old lady is too smart.
Fortunately, the accent sounds weird.
I just started reading the original book last week. Maybe Big Data promoted this adapted short drama. I feel that the adaptation is more exciting than the original book, but it is too short. At the end of the book, it is written that Mrs. Lu kept her hand and used Ganoderma for the house to apply for an ID card, and asked her descendants to give the ID card to the old lady.