An Old Woman Reborn in the ’80s: I’d Rather Live Life on My Own Terms!

(Period setting + rebirth + everyday life + ensemble cast + family drama)

In the early part of the novel, the female lead, newly reborn, simply goes about her life as usual, without giving much thought to living it again.

But after giving birth to her daughter, she gradually comes to understand. She begins living a radically different, carefree life!

Some people aren’t worth wasting your breath trying to reason with. Some things are worth doing boldly. If there’s something you want, go get it.

In her previous life, she had a second son despite the risk of exceeding the birth limit, all because of the preference for sons over daughters.

This time, she has no intention of having a second child.

She’ll dote on her only daughter, raise her well, and give her the world.

She also plans to rein in the male lead’s bullheaded temper while he’s still young, so there’s no chance it’ll get worse as he ages.

And she’ll make sure to focus on both teaching and making money!

In her previous life, retired teacher Yu Chunfang was always told she was “lucky.”

What she never expected was that, in their old age, the husband who had once been so gentle would start speaking cruelly to her.

When her daughter reached middle age, she finally couldn’t hold back any longer and asked, “Mom, why did you favor boys over girls when I was little?”

Her son had grown up spoiled. Though he had succeeded in his studies and career, he had never learned how to repay his parents’ kindness.

After dying full of sorrow, she opened her eyes again and found herself back in 1984.

At first, all she wanted was to live her life over with fewer regrets and more freedom.

But after giving birth to her daughter, she understood.

Since she’d been reborn, she might as well live life on her own terms!