Older woman reborn + refuses to forgive her ungrateful children + 1970s + no factory + ordinary people changing their lives and building a comfortable future + later opens a bespoke tailoring shop
Three families of ungrateful children are forcing her to sign away the demolition compensation. What should she do if she doesn’t want to sign? Write a notarized will in advance and donate all the money!
But wasn’t she dead? How is she alive again? And why has she returned to March 8, 1977, the day her youngest son was supposed to be killed?
Lin Chunxia decides that in this life she’ll kick out the ungrateful families of her eldest, second, and fourth sons. She’ll build a life with her husband, the two girls she rescued, and her youngest son, the sixth child.
Of course, if the rest of her children turn out to be ungrateful too, she won’t keep them around either.
In this life, she and her husband will simply live well, steadily and honestly.
They’ll fulfill the greatest wish they shared in their previous life.
But as they settle into their new life, one big shot after another comes to her for clothes. And how did her husband end up as a martial arts instructor?
Being surrounded by police officers every day is just too reassuring.
It's very beautiful, why are there only so many people? It's strange that Persimmon's books are so good now that they have no traffic. I can't even read the books that have traffic. I'm looking for a good chronicle. Who has a good book that can kick me out? The author should hurry up and write this book. I've put it on the bookshelf.
It's very beautiful, why are there only so many people? It's strange that Persimmon's books are so good now that they have no traffic. I can't even read the books that have traffic. I'm looking for a good chronicle. Who has a good book that can kick me out? The author should hurry up and write this book. I've put it on the bookshelf.