Reborn in 1990: The Noodle Shop and the Money Are Mine!

In her previous life, Nong Qing endured domestic abuse, supported her husband, and spent half her life tending their rice noodle shop and the house she had built with her own hands. In the end, she got neither.

Reborn in 1990, she first takes back the money her husband gambled away, then puts the shop, its license, and its account books entirely in her own name.

Her husband knows how to make broth? She learns.

Her husband can read and do the books? She learns five characters a day.

Her husband says the shop will close sooner or later without him? She perfects her own broth recipe, opens a second stall with her female workers, takes back the keys in front of everyone, and kicks him out.

On the day of the divorce, her ex-husband sits by the road, waiting for her to regret it.

Wearing her new floral shirt, Nong Qing finishes counting the day's takings. "Sorry, we sold all forty bowls. I don't have time for regrets."