Hu Ying lost both parents at a young age. At thirteen, she followed her older brother south to find work, helping him raise their younger sister like a parent as they drifted from place to place.
After ten years of working, the three siblings gritted their teeth and pooled their money to buy a home and settle down.
Only after securing a place to live did the three siblings turn to their own futures. But her brother and sister both met the wrong people and divorced young. Her sister was still in the prime of her life when a scumbag drove her to the point of jumping into a river to her death.
Only Hu Ying seemed to have a happy marriage, one that others envied.
But Hu Ying knew that her seemingly happy marriage had long since become a sham, and even the child she had sacrificed everything to support had gone abroad to study and never come back.
Reborn on the day her mother met with disaster thirty years earlier, Hu Ying grabs a knife and gets to work!
This is the story of Hu Ying, who longs for her childhood and is reborn as a young girl. She makes up for her regrets, saves her family, and heals herself.
Everyday life, focused mainly on family life, with plenty of melodrama.
The author's completed novel: I Won After Taking My Parents Through Quick Transmigration
Theme: A happy childhood heals you for life. An unhappy childhood takes a lifetime to heal.
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