Four Treasures Make Me Go to College

In 1978, the heroine opens her eyes just after giving birth to quadruplets, but her family can't even manage a decent bowl of brown sugar water. Her husband's family resents her for having so many children, her own family thinks she's cursed with bad luck, and everyone believes she'll just have to accept her fate.

But she doesn't know that the four wrinkly babies in her arms all carry memories of their previous lives, when they died young as adults.

In his previous life, the eldest went bankrupt in business. The first thing he does this time is help her keep accounts and save money.

In his previous life, the second worked himself sick and died. This time, he watches her eat and sleep every day, afraid she'll wear herself out again.

In his previous life, the third most regretted never finishing school. This time, he clings to his books and pushes her to learn to read.

In his previous life, the fourth died because of a plot against him. This time, he's the sharpest-eyed of them all, and the first to turn on anyone who tries to hurt her.

At first, all she wants is to keep her children alive. But before long, the four little ones work together to push her forward: she evades schemers, saves up her first fortune, seizes the chance to take the college entrance exams when they resume, and tramples everyone who looked down on her.

In this life, others want her to be a poor woman for the rest of her days. But her four children insist she study, build a fortune, turn her life around, and live with more dignity than anyone.