Back to the Sixties to Save My Short-Lived Husband

Synopsis 1:

Widow Bai dies peacefully at the age of 83, with not a single true relative by her side. Only a few stepchildren and their children and grandchildren are there, eagerly waiting for her to breathe her last so they can hurry up and divide her property.

Widow Bai can't help sneering to herself. She's been cold-hearted and selfish all her life, so how could she possibly let them get their way? She waits until her lawyer arrives before finally dying, satisfied.

She wonders what expressions those ungrateful wolves will make when they learn she's donated all her property. Too bad she won't live to see it! Still, the thought of finally meeting her two ill-fated daughters again fills Widow Bai with anticipation. She only wonders whether her two girls in the other world will still recognize such an unworthy mother.

Synopsis 2:

Widow Bai has transmigrated, or perhaps been reborn? She doesn't know what's happened to her. She only knows that after she died, she instinctively followed a beam of white light, when a voice suddenly appeared in her mind and asked her: If you were given a chance to be reborn, would you rather return to the past or go to the future? Widow Bai chose the past without hesitation, though by nature she should have chosen the future...

Then she really did return to more than sixty years ago, and a System that follows her appeared in her mind. It doesn't seem to be of much use, but it tells her: Although this world is no longer the one you used to live in, but a parallel world, it is connected to the world you once lived in. In other words, if you change the ending of this world, the parallel world will change along with it...

Theme: I never want to grow old alone again in this life!