Lin Shuyu was reborn, returning to 1988.
That year, she was 32. After giving birth to twins at 19, her husband, a sent-down youth, returned to the city and never came back. When the children were three, she left to search for him, then vanished without a trace for ten years.
When she woke, she was clutching a letter: her children were 13, their mother had died, and they were living alone with no way to pay their school fees.
She rushed back to her hometown and pushed open the rickety wooden door.
By the stove, a teenage boy was cooking. He looked up at her. “Who are you looking for?”
Behind him, a girl peered out, her eyes bright, but too wary to come closer.
System activated: Spend money on the children and get 1 to 100 times your money back.
Starter gift: A small house in the county town.
Lin Nian crouched down. “Mom’s home. I’m not leaving again.”
Later, her son earned a recommendation to Peking University, and her daughter was admitted to the Central Conservatory of Music.
A reporter asked them the secret to their success.
“My mom raised us all by herself,” her son said.
“After she came back, she never left again,” her daughter said.
When the man who had abandoned them all those years ago showed up, her son shut the door in his face.
“My mom owns countless properties, shops, and businesses. Do you think you deserve her?”
Inside, Lin Nian was handing out New Year’s money to her grandchild.
She wasn’t especially talented. She had simply spent a lifetime proving one thing:
Even children who have been abandoned can grow up surrounded by love.
"Smiling slowly" and "corners of mouth turned up" appear too many times
It's very interesting. It's too short. I want to read 1 million words. I really like this kind of warm and flowing family atmosphere. I feel warm after reading the corpse. I like it very much.
Okay, okay. I quite like reading it. Good luck to the author.