The Fierce Wife of the Eighties: Raising the Whole Family on Gold Notes

In her past life, Lin Wanxing lived foolishly and meekly.

The golden opportunities brought by the reform and opening-up of the 1980s were right before her eyes, but she failed to see them.

Her biased in-laws pushed her around, her spineless husband held her back, and her awful relatives leeched off her. In the end, outsiders swindled away everything she had painstakingly saved. Her son and daughter were left to live in poverty and ill health, while she herself was worn down by overwork and died miserably in her thirties.

In her final moments, she watched other families use the opportunities of the times to buy cars, build houses, and amass fortunes. She could only regret her poor judgment, soft heart, foolishness, and cowardice, and the way she had wasted the best era of all.

Reborn, she returned to the harshest, most impoverished summer of 1982.

Her home was now bare, and her in-laws were demanding that she hand over her only private savings to support her brother-in-law. Her husband was still easily swayed, giving in at every turn, while her awful relatives kept coming over to take advantage of them.

But this time, the meek wife was a completely different person!

With forty years of memories of what was to come, she knew every promising business opportunity.

They dared to take her money? She'd tear off the facade and put them in their place until they had nothing to say!

They dared to push her family around? She'd use both soft and hard tactics to make sure those awful relatives never dared come back!

Her husband was spineless? No problem. She'd train him every step of the way, and even a good-for-nothing husband could become a pillar of support who cherished his wife and cared for his children!

She'd set up a street stall, buy and resell goods, stockpile dried products, hunt for bargains among discarded items, raise livestock, and start a clothing business...