After Being Reborn in the 1970S, I Became My Mother-in-Law's Mother-in-Law

Wen Lan is reborn as her mother-in-law's mother-in-law. Thinking of her father-in-law, who'll still be so full of himself when he's old, she finally understands why she's always wanted to slap him across the face. It's all maternal instinct. Then she remembers that this grandmother died in childbirth, and Wen Lan breaks down in tears. She can't die. She'll use plenty of the space's spiritual spring water to strengthen her body and give birth safely. Education starts in childhood. She absolutely cannot let the little old man grow up crooked. Unexpectedly, the new neighbors who move in a few years later include her future mother-in-law as a young girl. Her grandmother despises her as a worthless girl, and her father is a habitual drunk who beats her whenever he gets drunk. Wen Lan: What should I do? Just hearing about it is kind of satisfying. Later, she sees the little girl covered in bruises, still forcing a smile as she softly says, "Big sister, I'm not hurt. I'm just hungry!" Oh, there goes her overprotective streak again. This troublesome old lady is only allowed to be bullied by her. No one else. She thought taking care of the child would set her on the path to the peak of life, but then her late husband, who died in the line of duty, comes back and wants to give her a "good life." Actually, Grandpa... you really don't have to! The heroine's husband was adopted by Lu Xingzhi. He married the heroine to help her escape her birth family, and their relationship is more like that of siblings. Neither lead is a virgin. The grandfather's first time was with the original owner, while the heroine's first time was with her first love. Readers who need chaste characters, please click away. Theme: Education starts in childhood