Married Again in the 1980S: The Plump Mom and Her Child Are Doted On

After transmigrating into the 1980s as a first-rate fat shrew, Ruan Baihe is left with a whole family of elderly, weak, sick, and disabled relatives. Her mother-in-law is impossible, her sisters-in-law are timid, and she is at her wit's end. Luckily, her apartment from her previous life has come along in the form of a pocket space. The awful neighbors, her greedy birth family, and her own foul-mouthed little brat of a son: when it's time to act, she acts. In an era when making money is easy and everyone is quick to copy a successful idea, Ruan Baihe has only this to say to those who imitate her success and mock her: “I'm the one who got there first. I can't be bothered to compete with you.” So what if she's a widow? She can still make a wonderful life for herself. Huh? Her brother-in-law, missing for years, is back. And now they have to raise a child together?