A Small-Town Family in the Nineties

After transmigrating to the 1990s, Ding Mingjun becomes the eldest daughter of Ding Quan from Dingjia Village. Later, she marries Jin Ze from Jinjia Village. The Ding and Jin families may not have many people, but their lives are as complicated as they come, with endless squabbles and chaos making every day lively!

Her second uncle is henpecked and can't keep his sharp-tongued, petty, shrewd, calculating wife in line. Her cousin is jealous of her and constantly tries to compete with her and trip her up.

Mingjun watches the commotion with an amused, spectator's eye. But after her father falls and is left paralyzed, she decides to rebuild the family business and give her family a better life.

So she starts by selling fish balls, then opens a sweet potato processing plant...

A satisfying, steadily escalating story with an ensemble cast. The heroine puts her career first, and romance isn't the main focus.

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Blurb for the new novel: Xia Meng, a stay-at-home mother, hits the seven-year itch in the seventh year of her marriage and becomes an abandoned wife.

When they divorce, her mother-in-law is so delighted she can barely contain herself. "My son is finally free of that burden!"

When Xia Meng returns to pack her things, her sister-in-law cries out, "Why are you back again? Didn't you already get divorced?"

Xia Meng knows it's all because she has no value.

Overcome with pain, Xia Meng slits her wrists one quiet, late night.

Then she is reborn.

After her rebirth, faced with the hungry baby in her arms, Xia Meng decides to endure things for now and wait until her son starts kindergarten before asking for a divorce.

She is still a stay-at-home mother.

But in this life, Xia Meng will never just sit by and let others trample on her dignity.

She starts with part-time work... then begins submitting her writing...

Three years later, everyone in the county is talking about the name at the top of the online authors' rich list!

When her husband's gaze turns tender again, and her in-laws wear obsequious smiles, she waves goodbye without a backward glance, taking only her beloved son with her.

A little scene:

Sun Hao: Since we're already divorced, why do you keep bringing up the past?

Xia Meng: When you keep talking about something over and over, it means it hurt so much in someone's life that she has to keep addressing it, again and again.

Sun Hao: Does it hurt because you can't forget him?

Xia Meng: It's not that I can't forget him. I can't forget the hurt he caused me!

Sun Hao: If you keep picking at the wound, it'll never heal. Why not put a bandage on it?

Xia Meng: Who's the bandage?

Sun Hao: Me!

Theme: The warmth of everyday life can heal the heart.