The 1980S: I Win Over My Spoiled, Wealthy Husband by Acting Cute

Reborn in the ’80s, with a food-and-business theme, a rough-hewn wife-fearing husband versus a proud, pampered beauty, and plenty of family drama with a small ensemble cast Li Huilan was reborn. In her previous life, she married a good-for-nothing thug who was lazy and died young, leaving her a widow. For the next thirty-plus years, she ran a fried-rice stall, then seized the opportunity to open a little restaurant. She struggled to raise her child all by herself. In the end, years of hard work took their toll. She never got to enjoy a single good day before she died. After being reborn, Li Huilan looked at Liu Yaozu, who was lying on their wedding bed, and flew into a rage. She slapped him hard across the face. Grinding her teeth, she swore she would never repeat the mistakes of her previous life. So Li Huilan decided to lie flat and let things slide, focusing on reforming her good-for-nothing husband. First she coaxed him, then cried, then made him sleep separately. The thug became a wife-fearing husband, running errands, manning the stall, and doing business. Wasn’t that how you made a good life? As the youngest son of the Liu family, Liu Yaozu spent his days indulging in food and drink, gambling, and shirking work. Luckily, his mother had found him a good wife. Whenever he misbehaved and caused trouble, his little wife would pout, and the moment a little pearl of a tear fell, Liu Yaozu would surrender, meek and helpless. His little wife glanced around their empty house, pointed with her small hand, and said, “Buy me a big color TV for here, a washing machine for over there, and we still need to get the three big items and a radio.” Liu Yaozu worked himself to the bone. As long as he could sleep in his wife’s bed at night, he was willing to work himself like a dog.