A Wonderful Life Reborn in the 1960s

Huahua was so furious that she died coughing up blood. She thought she had gone to bliss in the afterlife, but she never expected to be reborn at the age of eight…

In her previous life, Huahua was quiet, insecure, and a little angry as a child. Later, after she married, she struggled to survive, fighting with her mother-in-law and her sisters-in-law… Only then did her personality gradually change, becoming strong-willed, worldly, and petty.

Reborn with a refitted and upgraded inner self, Huahua immediately starts causing trouble. There’s no way she’ll obediently live just like she did before!

But, ummmmm, why isn’t it anything like she imagined?

Wasn’t her dad the silent sort who never got involved in anything? Who is this person who nags and meddles in everything?

Wasn’t her mom someone who swallowed her anger, endured every humiliation, and loved her children deeply but quietly? Who is this person who cuts corners, acts selfishly, and is also a little careless?

And her grandma. Wasn’t she supposed to be a shrewd, worldly old woman from the old days, who favored boys and was harsh to her daughters-in-law? Whose hilarious grandma is this, throwing tantrums, quarreling, fighting people, and loving to brag and gossip?

Huahua is bewildered. She deeply feels that fate is playing tricks on her. Is Heaven mocking her for being blind and foolish in her past life?

Forget it. She fought for her whole life in her previous one, and she still didn’t get anything good out of it. This time, she’ll try living differently.

Grandma is unfair and plays favorites. Huahua: I’ll pretend to faint.

Mom is selfish and cold. Huahua: I’ll pretend to faint.

Dad is heartless and uncaring. Huahua: I’ll pretend to faint.

Heh. There isn’t a problem that pretending to faint can’t solve…

But she never imagined that her man would follow in her footsteps and… freaking… come back too… And he’s freaking… even better at pretending than she is…

The “disabled but determined” male lead: I can’t compare to my delicate, frail wife. I’m a roughneck, and I can’t convincingly pretend to be sick. All I can do is collapse the room I sleep in, bury myself in the rubble, and give myself a couple of whacks to make it look real.

Huahua: …You win.

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To Hell with Your Fragile Heart (Quick Transmigration)

Old Mrs. Xiao lived to the age of ninety-five and died a natural death. A wicked System chose her to travel to various little worlds and save the heroines. She had one task: change their fates and give them the happiest lives possible.

The System tried every kind of sweet-talking and temptation, offering all sorts of rewards and benefits. In the end, Old Mrs. Xiao gave in.

Planned worlds:

The Trouble a Widow Faces in the 1950s

The Village Belle Abandoned by Her Educated Youth Husband

The Original Wife, a Child Bride Left Behind in the Countryside

Content notes:

1. This is a new author’s new story. Everything serves the plot, so there may be bugs, but I’ll do my best to make sure the relevant details follow basic logic.

2. The plot may start a little slowly. If that bothers you, please read with caution.

3. This is a wish-fulfillment story, meant to make you smile, so please don’t nitpick the details.

4. The protagonist has a golden finger, and the biggest one is being reborn. There won’t be anything more than that.

5. About updates: one chapter every day at noon. If there are any changes, I’ll announce them ahead of time.

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