A Little Shop in the 1980S

As Shao Nu lay dying, she thought back over her life. She was the second child. Her father was weak and her mother played favorites. When she refused to lend money to her younger brother, her own mother cut ties with her. After getting married, she gave birth to a daughter and became pregnant again. But her belly was too small for how far along she was, and people began to point and whisper. Her mother-in-law and sister-in-law also started to doubt whether the baby she was carrying was really part of their family... Shao Nu thought that when her husband returned from the mine, everything would become clear. But no matter how long she waited, all she got was news of a mining disaster. When she opened her eyes again, a large ceiling fan was buzzing overhead, and everything had gone back six months. Also known as The Girls of Defu's General Store TIPS: 1. Set in the 1980s. A heartwarming slice-of-life story with an ensemble cast, about a whole family at a general store. 2. Updates follow the pre-V ranking schedule. After signing, at least 6,000 characters daily. I'll take a break if something comes up. 3. Updates daily at 9:00 p.m. Thanks for sticking with the story! 4. Blurb dated January 19, 2021. Coming soon: Dad's Favorite Daughter Blurb: Cui Yu had depended on her father, Cui Jianyang, for as long as she could remember. As she grew older, she gradually sensed that her dad was different from other people's fathers. Sensitive Cui Yu retreated into a corner, away from the sunlight. In her second year of middle school, her wealthy mother, whom she hadn't seen in years, showed up and took her away. Cui Yu cried and refused to leave, but Cui Jianyang locked the door and told her, "This isn't your home." Cui Yu never went to see him again. Only after Cui Jianyang died did Cui Yu learn the truth and meet the vile, parasitic stepmother. Reborn into a second life, the first thing Cui Yu did was run back to her hometown. She would protect her own father, and she would personally drive out the wicked woman who had pretended to be a meek little rabbit before marriage, then tormented her dad afterward. But when that shrew showed up and pointed at Cui Yu's nose, she cursed, "You're not even his real daughter. Mind your own business!" Before Cui Yu could rush over and tear into the woman's mouth, a man's voice came from next door. "I've heard of people being forced to buy things, but I've never heard of anyone being forced into marriage." Cui Yu: "..." Pfft! Theme: The children of China are full of remarkable ambition.