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Zhang Xiaoyi never expected that after surviving for twenty years in the apocalypse, she would be reborn into her past self.
She returns to 1975, the ninth year since she married into the Han family. At this point, her youngest children, a pair of twins, are already five years old.
In her first life, Zhang Xiaoyi was feisty and fiercely protective. She could host guests with grace, cook up a storm, and earn a full work quota in the fields.
She gave her whole heart to her mother-in-law, who couldn't stand her, her husband, who was a bully at home, and her ungrateful children. In the end, in her thirties, she was literally angered to death by her own children.
After dying, Zhang Xiaoyi never expected to be reborn in the apocalypse. But the cruel twenty years she spent there completely changed her nature.
If she had merely died once, the reborn Zhang Xiaoyi might still have gone soft on her family from her past life. But after returning from the apocalypse, a world that devoured the weak, her heart is made of stone.
With this life handed to her for free, she only wants to live for herself.
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After Zhang Xiaoyi divorces Han Zhuangniu, the members of Qingshui Brigade are collectively stunned. Most of them think she's a woman who doesn't care about her family. Otherwise, how could she bear to get divorced? How could she leave behind four children who still need to be fed?
Some even think Zhang Xiaoyi won't be able to marry again after the divorce. After all, who would dare marry a woman with a mind of her own like that? What if she turned the whole household upside down?
But who could have guessed that not long after her divorce, Zhang Xiaoyi would marry again? Her new husband is the only son of a family with two working parents. He's younger than Zhang Xiaoyi, handsome, and always puts her first.
Everyone who learns about the marriage can't help exclaiming, "Good grief! What on earth did Zhang Xiaoyi do to get so lucky?"
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Apocalypse-survivor reborn heroine vs. younger, devoted puppy-like hero
Theme: Live well and eat well
I just like this kind of egoistic heroine. I don't like the kind of heroine who wants to bring her brothers and sisters to make a fortune together. The author must not make the heroine a virgin.
The subject matter is very fresh, and I hope the heroine can live her life. Come on, author!
When will we get divorced? I expect the heroine to have a full meal every time.