Reborn in the Eighties: System in Hand, Crushing Scumbags and Raising Kids

Dumping My Scumbag Husband: I Strike It Rich Raising Kids with the System

Lin Yicheng is reborn in 1982. On the third day after giving birth to twins, her scumbag husband Chen Jianjun and sister-in-law Chen Zhaodi join forces to frame her. They seize her dowry and brand her a woman who brings ruin to her husband and family.

In her previous life, she fought to protect her children, only to watch them starve to death, get sold herself, and die of cold and hunger.

This time, she unexpectedly binds herself to an anti-overwork AI System designed to help people coast to success.

The System gives her everything she needs:

Guides to farming and childcare, evidence and lines to use against scumbags, and scientific childcare plans.

She can even exchange points for farm tools, seeds, and medicine.

Lin Yicheng strikes back on the spot, reclaims her dowry, tears off her scumbag husband's false mask,

and decisively divorces him. She puts down roots in the countryside with her twins,

clearing land, growing specialty crops, practicing crafts, and working with the supply and marketing cooperatives,

building a thriving life for herself.

She rejects the pressure for women to compete endlessly. She refuses to depend on others or wear herself down,

transforming from an abandoned wife everyone could bully into a renowned rural entrepreneur.

Meanwhile, the demobilized soldier Lu Yanci watches over her quietly, first from afar, then stepping in to help.

As they spend their days together, their feelings grow. The two stand by each other, as he helps her raise the children and build her business.

Packed with satisfying payback, fast-paced action, and the warmth of everyday life,

it offers both the catharsis of taking down scumbags and the tenderness of raising children,

all with the easygoing charm and excitement unique to the 1980s.