Li Guilan, who was born in 1939, was confined to the stove and home all her life, swallowing her anger and protecting her family. In the end, she was tired, exhausted, and full of regrets.
An accident brought her back to 1970, back to her early thirties. Although supplies were scarce at that time, the time was just right. All regrets could be made up for and all detours could be avoided!
With half a lifetime of experience and a discerning eye for people, she put away her cowardice and lived a sober and transparent life in this life. Fight the troubles of your best relatives, stay close to your own hands and feet to protect your health, and manage the chaotic life smoothly; make a living with your hands and seize opportunities, save food and buy a family business in the years of poverty, and earn a stable and good life; moreover, you must avoid the pitfalls of the previous life, choose the right path, and no longer wrong yourself for others.
Born in 1939 and reborn in the 1970s, a life of hardship is the prologue. This time, she will live out her self-improvement and confidence in the fiery years, and turn her days of clear soup and water into hot, sweet human fireworks!
Reader comments
Brothers and sisters are given names, but there is no seniority? I don't think so now, but I was very particular about it in the past.
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Li Guilan is transparent and has space. She has shortcomings from her parents, and she also has a good husband. The more she looks at her, the more she becomes obsessed with her.
The story is good, but it ends abruptly at the end, which is a bit too fast. The growth of the heroine is briefly mentioned later, which is a bit regretful. I hope the author's new works will get better and better [Sending Hearts]
Brothers and sisters are given names, but there is no seniority? I don't think so now, but I was very particular about it in the past.
Dear readers from the countryside, please rate and support our chronicle.
Li Guilan is transparent and has space. She has shortcomings from her parents, and she also has a good husband. The more she looks at her, the more she becomes obsessed with her.
The story is good, but it ends abruptly at the end, which is a bit too fast. The growth of the heroine is briefly mentioned later, which is a bit regretful. I hope the author's new works will get better and better [Sending Hearts]