Reborn in the 1970s: The Drudge Couple Abandon Their Son and Dote on Their Daughter

Name: Reborn in the 1970s: The Drudge Couple Abandon Their Son and Dote on Their Daughter
Author: Yan Xiaoxi

重生七零，牛马老夫妻弃子宠女

by Yan Xiaoxi (娮小夕)

Status: Completed
Length: 1.1M Words
Genre: Modern Romance
Subgenre: Period Rebirth
Updated: 1y ago
Source: Qimao

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Synopsis

[Silver-haired woman fiction, feel-good revenge, pocket dimension, family life, building wealth]

In her previous life, Song Qingyun relied on her seven daughters to support her, while she and her old man lived high on the hog.

By the time Song Qingyun came to her senses, not one of her seven daughters had lived to thirty. Some had been beaten to death by their husbands' families, some had fallen victim to thugs, some couldn't withstand her relentless exploitation, and others had simply vanished...

With the couple's support, their seven nephews went to college, became workers and officers, went into business, and entered government. Every one of them made a great success of himself.

But when she and her old man fell gravely ill, the seven nephews unceremoniously dumped them in a pigsty, leaving them to the biting wind and the pain of their illnesses.

When they died, they were nothing but skin and bones.

When they opened their eyes again, they were back in 1975. She was thirty-five, and her old man was thirty-seven.

The in-laws who wanted to exploit the couple could get lost.

The brothers and sisters-in-law who wanted to throw tantrums and seize their property could get lost, too.

The nephews who wanted to leech off them could get lost, and fast!

In this life, the couple wouldn't be there to bail them out. Let's see how these precious boys manage to turn their own family upside down.

[P.S. This is entirely fictional, entirely fictional, entirely fictional. That's important, so I'll say it three times. Some details are there to serve the plot, so please don't take them too seriously. Thank you.]