A Rough Country Man's Quiet Devotion, His Reborn Wife's Journey to Prosperity

In her previous life, she made the wrong choice. She left the man who loved her more than life itself and the mother-in-law who treated her like her own daughter, resolutely following her childhood sweetheart back to the city. How did it turn out? Her five-year-old son insisted on going to find his mother. He ran off alone, was chased by a pack of dogs, and was torn to pieces. Her husband went mad. Her mother-in-law died. And her childhood sweetheart, the one she trusted, loved, and followed? He abused her and cheated on her. What about the job she’d always dreamed of? Ridiculous. It turned out she was nothing more than a street sweeper. Unable to bear the harshness of life and the torment of her mind, she ran beneath a car and was crushed to death. Fortunately, after dying, she returned to the day she’d left with her childhood sweetheart. Thinking of the faces from her past life that had haunted her, jolting her awake night after night, she smiled. This time, she would love him with all her heart, stay by his side until they grew old, and make up for the regrets of her previous life. When her childhood sweetheart angrily demanded to know why she’d suddenly changed her mind and wouldn’t go back to the city with him, she smiled faintly. “My husband and son are here, so this is where home is! Go sweep the streets by yourself. I won’t be joining you!” She has no golden finger. Her memories of her previous life are her greatest golden finger. Knowing what the future holds, she follows the course of the economy as she remembers it, seizing opportunities and leading her entire village to prosperity. She fulfills the dream she never achieved in her previous life: graduating from university and becoming the person she always wanted to be. From small-time vendor to factory director, from fashion designer and translator to corporate executive, she grows and changes every step of the way. The one thing that never changes is the man who is always there, in the same place whenever she turns around.