Su Wanqing, a former investment banking managing director, is reborn in the 1980s as a notorious wicked mother-in-law.
She calmly moves the first bead on the abacus.
While everyone waits for her to throw a tantrum, she has already used a complete “business model” to turn the dilapidated Gu family into the township’s first cooperative factory.
While the Wen family is still fighting over domestic affairs, she’s negotiating distribution channels. While the scheming young women are plotting to win men, she’s revising the employee stock ownership plan.
But one day, her daughter-in-law asks with red eyes:
“Mom, tell me... can someone really be reborn twice?”
⚠️ Read before you start
✅ A career-minded heroine: She uses modern business thinking to dominate the 1980s, focusing on making money.
✅ Brainy thrills: Every antagonist is clever. No brainless face-slapping.
✅ Mature romance: Wicked mother-in-law × technical factory manager, a slow and steady love story.
❌ No forced forgiveness or cliché plots about face-slapping the whole family.
For this completed novel, I will give it three stars. The male and female protagonists are good, the daughter-in-law is also very up to date, the love is sweet, and the woman does not become weaker after marriage, so I will add two stars. . . I hope you can publish a quick travel article next time, I want to read it.
Not bad, 1v1, double cleansing, no problem
The writing is relatively immature and the plot is okay. It's pretty much what the introduction says. There are quite a few twists and turns, but the progress of the male and female protagonists feels a bit slow. The three views are correct. It's not frustrating to watch. It's not the best... It ended very quickly, the plot line is complete, and it was a lot of hard work writing the words.