Raising Kids in a 1990S Hutong

[Extensively revised after completion. For the complete version, see Jinjiang. Please support the official release.] Next up: The Demolition Relocation Resident's Wife Is Reborn [Period] Fan Xiaojuan died on a cold operating table. Looking back on her life, she realized she had missed out on far too much. Her husband was a national table tennis player, her daughter a sweet and well-behaved darling, and her father a professor at Yanda University. In 1990, she sold the family home in the old alley. Her whole family spent the next thirty years drifting abroad. When they finally returned to China, they discovered that their life savings weren't even enough to buy back the house they'd sold. Her daughter's personality had changed completely, and her husband was riddled with injuries. After working herself to the bone all her life, she had nothing to show for it but regrets. Her life ended. She opened her eyes, and it was 1990 again... Warnings: 1. This story is set in the 1990s. Please don't judge the way people thought back then by today's values. 2. The heroine was born in the 1960s, and her daughter is a post-80s child, older than many readers. When relating to some of the heroine's thoughts, try to see things from a mother's generation's point of view. You'll understand her thoughts and actions more easily. She returned to China because she had gone abroad for work, not because she immigrated. People of that era went abroad to earn money and then came home to spend it. 3. No golden finger, but there are satisfying moments. 4. We read and write for fun. No personal attacks, please. Thank you! Coming next: The Demolition Relocation Resident's Wife Is Reborn [Period]. Please add it to your favorites. Blurb: Lou Xiaoqiao has a tiny waist, long legs, almond eyes, and peach-blossom cheeks. She's been beautiful since childhood and is a total heartthrob. One day, she wakes up in a Period romance novel as the pitiful original wife, a great mother willing to leave with nothing just to win custody of her children. After cheating on her, her ex-husband not only calls her ugly, but also thinks she's vulgar, forcing her to leave with nothing for the sake of the children. Looking at the divorce papers she is about to sign, Lou Xiaoqiao magnanimously changes her mind. "I'm a very vulgar person. Since you love the children so much, I won't fight you for them. You can have all the kids. I just want those old houses and our savings. I hope you two stay together until your hair turns white." Ex-husband: ... Theme: Live life with a positive attitude