Reborn in the Nineties: A Mother Must Stand Strong

Coming next: I Got Rich After My Divorce. One-line summary: The daily life of an Eighties single mom raising kids and making a fortune. Chen Fengxia died. She worked her whole life, and spent it being a good wife and mother, yet when she was on her deathbed, she was estranged from her husband and children. When she opened her eyes again, it was 1996. Her two children were crying and making a fuss, and her husband had walked off as soon as he finished eating. Looking at their cramped rental in a city village, with barely anything in it, Chen Fengxia made up her mind. In this life, she would no longer be a "nice person" who worked herself ragged without getting any appreciation. She would put down roots in the city, never send her daughter back to their hometown, and stop trying to please her ungrateful family. More than anything, she would truly live for herself for once! Sell slow-moving apartments and earn her first pot of gold from the commissions. Choose a home near the subway, and buy it at a low price with no down payment. Build a high-rise, then wait for demolition and relocation compensation: half a street of shops and apartments. Ten years later, she walked along Jianghai City's largest commercial street and said to her daughter, "It's okay if you don't want to get married. This whole street is the empire your mom built for you." Reader's guide: Posting ten thousand words a day! The heroine's change in outlook takes time, so skip the first chapter if it's not for you. My upcoming books: Our Left-Behind Years [Nineties] (a local girl's life as a left-behind child), The Transmigrated Book's Female Side Character Won't Raise Someone Else's Child (Isn't working toward your own life better?) My completed books: Contemporary romance: Love You to the Bone (workplace suspense), Emergency Room 120. Fantasy romance: The Academic's Rules (main story complete), The Seven Zeroes' Obstetrics and Gynecology Expert, Expensive Evidence Keeps Turning Up in My Crime Reports (suspense), Reborn Academic Goddess (sports), Back to Thirteen, The Eighties' Lucky Charm. Childhood sweethearts' school stories: Unfallen Mulberries, Childhood, Changing Years. Sweet or salty, take your pick. Theme: Better to rely on yourself than on your husband or children.