Reborn in the 1960s: A Mother Builds Wealth Raising Her Child with Market Produce

During a famine, Su Yue was reborn when her three-year-old daughter was on the verge of starving to death.

She had no money or food, and her mother-in-law had thrown her out and sent her back to her parents’ home. Her own family had cruelly cut ties with her.

Looking at her daughter, who was barely clinging to life in her arms, Su Yue gritted her teeth. “I’ve finally been reborn. I can’t let myself starve to death again...”

Just as she was losing hope, a door appeared before her, leading to a food market in the future.

With no money, all she could do was pick up discarded vegetable leaves. But even rotten leaves were hundreds of times better than clay or tree bark.

The mother and daughter, on the brink of starvation, survived on sprouting potatoes.

What about the mother-in-law who had starved them to death in her previous life, and the sisters-in-law who had egged her on to send Su Yue back to her parents’ home?

Evil gets what it deserves. If Heaven won’t punish them, she will!

This time, she wouldn’t let her daughter suffer the slightest injustice. If that useless man didn’t send her the money, she’d steal it.

She’d thought the market prices would be astronomical, only to discover that the money she had was worth more than gold. [The Big Black Ten]

Now she didn’t have to fear starving to death. With confidence at last, she decided to divorce the irresponsible man and live freely with her daughter.

But the journey to the military base to get a divorce was full of danger. She nearly lost her daughter, and along the way she met a man she liked. His help throughout the journey made her fall for him.

But then the man turned out to be the very irresponsible, heartless husband she’d been cursing as a useless bastard all along. She’d spent the whole journey calling him names, only to fall for him herself.