Reborn in the 1960s: Snacking on Gossip and Raising Kids

In her previous life, Shao Yunxia and her four younger siblings were taken in by various relatives after both their parents died in a car accident. Their relatives divided up all their assets.

The siblings lived under other people's roofs, enduring a life of unbearable hardship.

Later, her younger siblings all met with misfortune and passed away one after another.

Although Shao Yunxia succeeded in business and opened a large supermarket chain, she also wanted to die early and join her family in the afterlife.

But she lived into her nineties, becoming the longest-lived member of the Shao family.

Through all those long years, heaven knows how much she wished she could die sooner.

She ran a red light while crossing the road, but the cars on both sides stopped, and the drivers smiled as they asked her to take her time.

She cut in line while shopping, but no one hit her. Instead, everyone smiled and said, "We're not in a hurry. Go ahead, ma'am!"

She poured water from upstairs and soaked a tattooed tough guy. He looked up, ready to curse, but when he saw her, he grinned. "Did splashing water make you happy? Keep smiling!"

She backed down the stairs, and a young man raced over like the wind to catch her. "You shouldn't be so mischievous, ma'am. Come on, I'll take you home."

For a full thirty days, she tried all sorts of ways to die, but not one worked.

On the thirty-first day, she suddenly came to terms with it. If she wasn't going to die, then so be it. Better to live poorly than die well. She was thirsty and went to the kitchen for a glass of water. There was water on the floor, and she slipped and fell, hitting the back of her head first...

As darkness swept over her, she smiled. So everything really was fated. When she wanted to die, she couldn't, and when she didn't want to, she died. Who could she even complain to about that?

Sigh. If she had to die, then so be it. If she got another life, she'd be a good big sister and lead her younger siblings to a better life!

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Unexpectedly, Heaven took pity on her, and after she died, she was reborn in 1960. She took care of her parents' affairs, and while her relatives busied themselves dividing up her home and her younger siblings, she opened her eyes...

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