The Second Generation in the 1970S

A powerful woman in the investment world dies unexpectedly and travels from a century in the future back into her own past, becoming a mistreated young wife in a rural village in the 1970s, who had tried to drown herself in a well. Jiang Man: Fine. It's about time someone else got a taste of being mistreated. After successfully making others swallow a whole heap of grievances, she picks up her adorable daughter. "Come on, Mommy will help you get rich and soar to new heights." As for the legendary, overbearing father of her child, she's not interested. Better kick him to the curb. The child's father, divorced and back at last, begs, "Wife, please don't leave me..." As a second-generation transmigrator, little Changchang begins her comeback from the womb. She drinks formula and wears corduroy, going from a tiny village to the big city of Shanghai, with a wealthy mom and a literary dad. Changchang: My parents are so amazing. What can I do? I'm helpless... An adorable child-rearing story about a mother and Changchang. Changchang's dad makes his proper entrance a little later. He's not a jerk, and there won't be a new love interest. Set in the 1970s, this is a slice-of-life farming story about everyday trivialities. A realistic, feel-good story, with no mindless wish fulfillment or doting. Theme: Love for all.