Reborn in the 1970S: After Divorce, I Take My Child Sea Foraging and Strike It Rich

[Period setting + System + Foraging at sea + Raising children + Taking down scumbags + Family life + Building prosperity] Lin Luxi, a fisherwoman, has been reborn! In her previous life, her educated youth husband wanted to dump her as soon as he got into college. She stayed married to him anyway, taking their daughter, who had become mentally disabled after a fever went untreated. She moved to the city to look after her husband’s whole family while working hard to earn money. Over those four years, one tragedy followed another: her eldest brother died at sea, her sister-in-law lost her mind after the shock, and her two nephews went out to sea at a young age to support themselves, only to vanish without a trace. Just as her scumbag husband found his footing at work, his childhood sweetheart could no longer hide her pregnancy. He tricked the mother and daughter into going out to sea, then pushed them into the water. Her daughter sank beneath the waves, and Lin Luxi was swept away by the storm. By sheer luck, someone rescued her. Using the System she obtained in the moment before death, she gradually became wealthy and learned that her scumbag husband was responsible for everything that had happened to her family. Without hesitation, she killed her enemy with her own hands. Heaven had not treated her badly after all: she had been reborn! Her scumbag husband has barely set foot on shore before making his first move to cut her down? Fine, then they’ll get divorced! But they’ll settle the accounts first. Every single thing he ate or used that belonged to her will be paid back! And if he still wants to go to college? Not a chance. She’ll even tear the windows off the house! She’ll raise her daughter well, change her birth family’s fate, and make sure they build a bright, prosperous life together. As for her ex-husband’s family showing up at her door, she’ll kick every last one of them out! With the System’s help, the ocean becomes her personal vegetable garden. She can grab two-pound crabs at will, eat large yellow croaker at every meal, pick up sea cucumbers as thick as her arm, and open pearl after pearl. Even sea turtles and dolphins become her playmates! She even stumbles across shipwrecked treasure. What? Enemy submarines and torpedoes too? Then she’ll take them all and