An Old Woman Returns to the 1970s: The Ungrateful Ones Weep with Regret

In her previous life, Old Madam Jiang lived like an NPC: she got married and had children, did the laundry and cooked, earned money to support her family, raised children and grandchildren, then waited for death when her time came. There was nothing remarkable about her life.

Reborn in the 1970s, the centenarian Old Madam Jiang suddenly became fifty-year-old Auntie Jiang.

It was too early to give up and too late to start over, but it was just the right time to make up for her regrets.

With the swaggering attitude that anyone who wasn’t on her side could just die, Auntie Jiang began her life anew.

She kicked out the sons who treated her like a beast of burden.

She cut ties with her ungrateful adopted daughter.

Her sweet, adorable grandchildren? She’d keep raising them for now.

And she’d enjoy some pure, natural, unpolluted food, too.

Auntie Jiang raised her fist and cried, “As long as I’m still breathing, nothing’s impossible!”