My Mother-in-Law Comes from a Matriarchal World [The 1970s]

Xue Mingzhu was a good-for-nothing in a matriarchal dynasty, content to eat her fill and wait for death. After coughing up blood for thirty years, she finally couldn't hold on any longer.

She never expected that when she closed her eyes and opened them again, she would transmigrate into a book, becoming a widow from the 1970s who shared her exact name.

The good news: At last, she has descendants.

The bad news: Not one of her sons is capable, not one of her daughters can hold up the family, and the next generation is clearly doomed.

Looking at this hopeless family, she couldn't help but start setting things right.

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In 1970, on the day she gave birth, Jiang Hongying suddenly realized she had transmigrated into a book.

She had entered a novel called Reborn in the 1980s: The Villainous Old Lady Goes on a Rampage, becoming the eldest daughter-in-law who was tormented in every way by the old lady, yet remained unfailingly kind to her. Eventually, the reborn old lady recognized her goodness, and she got to enjoy a life of luxury alongside her.

Though it all works out in the end, the story won't begin for at least another decade. Should she find a way to get divorced? Or find a way to get divorced? Or find a way to get divorced?

But for some reason, after she gives birth to a daughter, the person who greets her isn't a wicked mother-in-law who suddenly changes her attitude. Instead, it's a benevolent mother-in-law whose eyes light up at the sight of the baby in her arms. "Hongying, I'd like to adopt you as my daughter. From now on, you can take the surname Xue, and the child can take it too. What do you think?"

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