Reborn in the ’80S, the Old Lady Ditches Her Children and Grandchildren to Enjoy Life

I like people who don't fall in love, so I'll give you two monthly passes~

Isn't this article about an old lady who takes care of herself after being reborn and slaps her children in the face? Why did it involve her niece? And she didn't care about her own daughter in her previous life, so why would she suddenly be so kind to her niece? It feels like the author is writing in vain

It feels unrealistic. She was not good to her daughter in her previous life, but she will suddenly be good to her niece in this life?

I want to ask why the rebirth was not before the husband's accident. I feel that if the heroine has a chance to be reborn, why can't she be reborn earlier? Isn't the husband just as miserable? Why doesn't he deserve to live? This woman didn't even get angry when she was in a nursing home. She broke out when she didn't pay. Why did she go there before?

When I saw the part about raising a granddaughter, I suddenly became reluctant to read any more. This family, the sons are like this anyway. I grew up in the countryside, and I have seen better-quality people than this, who have not been in contact with each other since old age. The eldest daughter-in-law can understand that she prefers sons over daughters. She was good to her daughter before, but she suddenly started to hate her own child because the child's eyes looked like grandma's, and the old lady came to take over the raising of her granddaughter. It felt like the plot was just for the sake of the plot.

I quite like it, very real, and inexplicably refreshing😌, haha, I need this kind of brain and mouth substitutions as I get older 🙂

It feels more and more like it's going to be unfinished, and the less I want to watch it.

She went to great lengths to write a long list of promises of separation from her sons, as well as witnesses. Is it true that when something happens, the heroine rushes to wipe the third child's butt, and she still says that the third child is her only relative? ? ? 🙂 I feel like Shui Wen will be too powerful... Many plots are inexplicable Is it really tiring and useless to go through all the effort to cut off the relationship with my son? Also... An illusion? I am a bit committed to matching each character with a partner, right? 😅 While Reiko flaunts her independence and singleness, she writes about Lei Bo's deep eyes and raised lips without any ambiguity, as if she has read a romance novel. In order to promote these two people, a lawyer appears as an additive. Even the divorced Dafeng quickly found a wife🤔

Long Fei actually chose Fangfang. It's hard to understand. It's so unworthy.