Tong Anxin was reborn.
She had been married to her husband for five years, working like a beast of burden to care for more than a dozen people in the family. She even treated her niece, whom her in-laws couldn't stand, as her own child, going hungry herself so she could save food for the girl.
But what did she get in return?
Her mother-in-law called her a barren hen. She was stuck with all the dirty, exhausting work, and got none of the food or clothes.
Whenever her husband was displeased, he took it out on her, while carrying on with a young widow from the village behind her back.
Her niece used the money Tong Anxin had lent her to go to university, never mentioned paying it back, and kept sending telegrams asking for more.
Tong Anxin worked tirelessly and poured her heart into the family, never imagining that her husband, who had been diagnosed with infertility, would skip the hospital to collect his test results and instead joyfully welcome his pregnant lover into the house and throw her out.
She had nowhere to go. Her family back home resented her too, while her in-laws had already taken the grain she had earned in work points as an advance. Creditors came after her for the money she'd spent sending her niece to university. With no options left, she went to the city to find her niece, only for the girl to avoid her.
Her niece watched as a group of thugs cornered her in an alley. She neither intervened nor called the police. After Tong Anxin died, the niece was even afraid of getting dragged into it and refused to identify the killers.
Her niece knew perfectly well that Tong Anxin had fought to the death to protect her virtue, but wouldn't say a word in her defense. Tong Anxin suffered humiliation while alive, and after her death, people blamed her for being violated, saying she had it coming for staying out past midnight. Years later, the niece happened to run into the killers and, in a show of false compassion, used Colonel Jiang's influence to have them sent to prison. She even won the title of Brave Citizen for it, successfully winning over Colonel Jiang's family and marrying into the Jiang family.
As for Tong Anxin, even her grave had vanished.
Given another life, she won't repeat her old mistakes.
She wants a divorce. She wants to live the life she chooses.
She'll reclaim everything the Zhou family took from her, with interest.
Her family fears she'll come begging for help, so she'll cut ties with them completely.
Her former niece wants to go to university? Tong Anxin has the money, but won't give her a single cent. The girl can pay for it herself.
Before she knows it, she becomes a mining magnate renowned at home and abroad.
P.S. The female lead has a career of her own.
Theme: Let go of what isn't right for you and choose a life that moves forward
Madam, do you want to write another novel like "Quick Travel"? I like your first novel very much, Chengzhi, and Xiaowan. Although I haven't subscribed to all of it (Chengzhi is so miserable, I can't bear it, and I can't bear to see him so abused. As long as I don't read it, he won't be abused hahahahaha). Every time I can't find a good novel, I will read what new works my wife has written, but I am very interested in period literature. I'm not very interested, so I haven't read my wife's new articles. I read this one, and I feel that there are too many period articles of the same type, and they don't seem to be very good. Moreover, the three period articles (I only read the introduction to the other two, so I don't understand them very well. Please don't be offended if you say something bad!) Are quite similar. They were all miserable in the past, and the people around them were terrible. Later, they became big bosses through their own efforts. I feel that it is not as brilliant as the first one. Every step and every choice of Xiao Wan in the first part was beyond my expectation. She is thoughtful and smart, and the characters are very full. Every character is very full. Even Shi Sheng, I think he is not a human being. I still remember when I stayed up late every day waiting for the update. This article has always been one of the white moonlights in my fast-moving articles, so I also like the wife who can write this article. I also like that my wife can continue to write more excellent works. I usually don't comment. I just write this review because I like my wife's writing style. I hope that my wife can read it. Finally (Ahhh... I really like Chengzhi so much. How could there be such a gentle and affectionate person? My poor Chengzhi, how many times did I cry for you)
Madam, do you want to write another novel like "Quick Travel"? I like your first novel very much, Chengzhi, and Xiaowan. Although I haven't subscribed to all of it (Chengzhi is so miserable, I can't bear it, and I can't bear to see him so abused. As long as I don't read it, he won't be abused hahahahaha). Every time I can't find a good novel, I will read what new works my wife has written, but I am very interested in period literature. I'm not very interested, so I haven't read my wife's new articles. I read this one, and I feel that there are too many period articles of the same type, and they don't seem to be very good. Moreover, the three period articles (I only read the introduction to the other two, so I don't understand them very well. Please don't be offended if you say something bad!) Are quite similar. They were all miserable in the past, and the people around them were terrible. Later, they became big bosses through their own efforts. I feel that it is not as brilliant as the first one. Every step and every choice of Xiao Wan in the first part was beyond my expectation. She is thoughtful and smart, and the characters are very full. Every character is very full. Even Shi Sheng, I think he is not a human being. I still remember when I stayed up late every day waiting for the update. This article has always been one of the white moonlights in my fast-moving articles, so I also like the wife who can write this article. I also like that my wife can continue to write more excellent works. I usually don't comment. I just write this review because I like my wife's writing style. I hope that my wife can read it. Finally (Ahhh... I really like Chengzhi so much. How could there be such a gentle and affectionate person? My poor Chengzhi, how many times did I cry for you)