I Woke Up Twenty Years Later, and My Late Husbands Were All Alive

Pei Lewan, an immortal, was unexpectedly in a car accident. When she woke up, she had transmigrated twenty years into the future and become the daughter her ‘good son’ regarded as a stain on his life and had personally sent to a mental hospital. At the time, her ‘good son’ was embracing his wicked wife and doting on their troublesome children. They lived in her house, spent her money, and ruined her reputation. How could she put up with that!? Pei Lewan, who had gone from mother to daughter, was just about to clean house. Then she abruptly realized that this wasn’t the only absurd thing going on: The powerful business magnate was just like the treacherous minister she had accidentally seduced in her previous life as an imperial consort; The refined and elegant oil painter was just like her frail, blind, and seemingly helpless scholar fiancé; The cool, self-restrained research professor was just like the taciturn, disciplined senior brother from her sect days as a new disciple; The elusive covert operative was just like the “archenemy” swordsman she had encountered while roaming the martial world; Even the enemy’s most capable behind-the-scenes agent looked a little like her childhood companion and adoptive brother, who had died young; She still remembered the vow she had once made: “I’ll behave myself from now on, uphold the Pei family’s honor, and never disappoint my brother.” A sudden flash of pain crossed her cheek. Pei Lewan helplessly nudged the man beside her: the seemingly refined scoundrel who had been her bodyguard in her previous life and was now her steward. She asked the question that cut to the heart of it all: “Do you think it’s too late for me to run away tonight?” The man adjusted his glasses and sternly reminded her, “I warned you long ago, Master. You need to know your place and keep yourself in check!”