Reborn in the 1950s: Raising Kids at Great-Grandma's, Thirty Years with Three Generations

Song Yao spent half her life raising her sister-in-law's children. In the end, her sister-in-law remarried, and the children were closer to their mother than to anyone else. Then, after her eldest brother started a second family, he actually expected her to help raise his new wife's son, too.

After falling ill, Song Yao finally came to her senses. She was done raising children.

Who would have thought that after waking up from her illness, she would find herself back in 1950? That year, her husband fell into a river and became disabled. With no other choice, she went to the military corps to find her eldest brother and his family...

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Song Yao divorced her husband and found herself a handsome new man. She had no other goal than to have children with him. In this life, she was going to have children of her own. But she never expected that man to be so potent: before she knew it, she had given birth to seven.

Her children had children, and then those grandchildren had great-grandchildren. Song Yao lived so long that she ended up raising the younger generations for more than thirty years.

Song Yao sighed: "I'm old now. I really can't keep looking after the kids."

Theme: Selflessness