Reborn: The Factory's Belle Returns in 1990

Chen Lanlan is a pampered young woman, beautiful and sweet-voiced, loved by her parents and doted on by her two older brothers, who are hopelessly protective of their little sister. Yet she plays a winning hand terribly, living an absurd life as one wife in a two-wife arrangement with her husband and best friend. She spends half her life being a pushover, only to end up with terminal breast cancer and die on the operating table. Chen Lanlan is reborn, returning to 1990, the year she turns eighteen and starts working at a factory. She's the factory's most sought-after beauty. Before she can even start dealing with the scumbags, the "perverted" old bachelor from her previous life corners her at the factory gate and asks her to date him? Chen Lanlan trembles: "You and I... w-we're not right for each other!" The "old bachelor" pins Lanlan boldly against the gate. "If I say we're right for each other, then we are. From this moment on, you're mine." He missed her in their previous life. In this one, he'll love her, protect her, and stay by her side until they grow old! Please, dear readers, add Qiu Qiu's next novel, Raising Frogs to Wealth in a Tale of the 1970s, to your reading list. Mai Sui, a career woman, dies suddenly at work and wakes up inside a novel set in the 1970s, as the male lead Li Jianhua's ex-wife. In the book, she is jealous and unreasonable, forcing her innocent husband, Li Jianhua, and the educated youth Su Ruoxi to become a family. After the divorce, she goes on to make life difficult for the male lead and antagonize the female lead. You can guess how it ends. Her two older sons are little demons from childhood, and grow up to become local tyrants. In the end, they are executed by firing squad. On the day of their execution, people from all the nearby villages set off firecrackers to celebrate. Her third daughter, jealous of her beautiful and kind half-sister, tries to frame her again and again, but fails and gets played by one of her sister's admirers instead. As for Mai Sui herself, unable to bear her sons' execution and her daughter's downfall, she goes mad. By contrast, the female lead, Su Ruoxi, is the very picture of a devoted wife and loving mother. With her encouragement, Li Jianhua becomes one of the first people to go into business after China opens up and begins its economic reforms. In the end, Li Jianhua becomes a local business tycoon, Su Ruoxi becomes the wife of a tycoon, and their two children are both exceptional. After recalling the entire plot, Mai Sui wants to curse up a storm. She looks at the three little tykes, aged five, three, and one, then at the earthen house with nothing in it, and could just burst into tears. "Mom, my little sister's hungry!" "Mom, my tummy's hungry!" "Mom, I want milk!" Mai Sui, a single woman well into adulthood, feels her heart melt. How could these be little demons? They're just adorable little kids! She'll be their mother. Who cares about the male and female leads? Wouldn't it be better to raise three children, build a fortune, and reach the pinnacle of life? Watch a modern career woman make her fortune in the 1970s, reach the pinnacle of life, raise three children to become pillars of the nation, take down the scumbag men and women, and find herself a devoted partner along the way. Key points: The female lead has a romance, but her career comes first and love comes second. She is neither a pushover nor a saint, and she never lets anyone get away with hurting her! Theme: Cherish life