Back to 1970

++++Liang Moqing never imagined she would get to see her mother again in this lifetime. She had imagined countless times that if she could start over, she would trade the rest of her life for the chance. She was reborn, returning to The 1970s. Back then, her mother was only thirty-five. She would protect her mother. She would never let the tragedy happen again, and anyone who dared to bully her mother could forget about it. She also had to work hard to make money. In The 1970s, gold was everywhere. Antiques and collectibles that weren't worth much could be found in every household. Until one day, she realized her mother had once had a chance at a wonderful marriage, but gave it up because of her. Liang Xiying lost her parents as a child and grew up with her aunt. She got married as soon as she turned eighteen, and before she could get used to it, she became a mother at nineteen. Her husband had a bad temper and a questionable character. Later, he died in a mining accident. She didn't want to marry again. There was no point. In this life, having her daughter was enough. Then a matchmaker suddenly showed up and introduced her to a man of such high standing she wouldn't have dared dream of him: an unmarried, single, middle-aged regiment commander. Why had he taken an interest in her? When they met, Liang Xiying was stunned. She knew him. More than twenty years ago, when she was still a young girl, she had accidentally saved a wounded soldier. +++ My next book: The Unkind Stepmother Is Back [The 1970s] Being the director of an office in a mining district was no easy job. His wife had died young, and he had stayed unmarried for fear his two children would be mistreated, until they were a little older. He did all right for himself, finding a beautiful twenty-eight-year-old woman. They said she'd been too proud and had missed her chance. Unfortunately, just after they got their marriage certificate and before they could hold the wedding, an accident happened at the coal mine. Director Wang rushed to the scene and never came back. He left behind a thirteen-year-old daughter, an eleven-year-old son, and a beautiful wife. They had a marriage certificate, so she was his lawful wife. The neighbors were certain she would get a divorce. But to their surprise, the beautiful stepmother actually showed up. Was she here to fight over the estate? By law, she was entitled to a considerable share. As soon as she arrived, the stepmother called off her stepson's arranged marriage, saying they should answer the country's call, support free love, and oppose arranged marriages. What a nice thing to say. Before long, the neighbors saw the stepdaughter, who had been pampered her whole life, doing the laundry and cooking at home. The stepdaughter protested tearfully: She said I'm thirteen this year, so I need to learn to live independently. Sure enough, she was a wicked stepmother. Later, the wicked stepmother did something that sent shockwaves through the entire mining district and even the whole county: at the ripe old age of twenty-eight, she became that year's top scorer in the national college entrance exam. Theme: Family is priceless