Reborn in the 1960s: The Lovely Beauty Empties Her Home and Heads to the Countryside

[Period Setting] [Revenge] [Storage Space] [Clearing Everything Out] [Raising Kids] [Feel-Good Read]

A dazzling, beautiful heiress from a capitalist family who cannot have children + a tough man with powerful genes

(A heads-up: This is a period novel with a small ensemble cast, and one of the heroine's friends has her own storyline!)

Everyone in Haicheng knew that Shen Shuli, the famous, dazzling heiress of a capitalist family, had been deliberately spoiled and ruined by her scumbag father and stepmother.

Her scumbag father joined forces with her fiance, the Zhou family, to scheme against her. They smuggled the Shen family's century-old fortune to Hong Kong, then turned around and reported her, leaving her alone to face the authorities' crackdown.

At last, the Shen family was exonerated, and the authorities returned its fixed assets.

Her scumbag father and the Zhou family came sniffing around again, forcing her to hand over the entire family fortune before burning her alive.

Luckily, the family heirloom gave her the chance to be reborn, sending her back to the day she was tricked into registering her marriage.

Now that she knew all her scumbag father's and the Zhou family's plans, Shen Shuli immediately claimed all the assets her mother had left her.

She cleared out every bit of property and every supply her scumbag father and the Zhou family had packed in advance.

Then she took down all her enemies before they could smuggle themselves to Hong Kong.

Wait a minute...

Didn't her mother say that the Shen family could only ever have one daughter in each generation?

And that Shen women could only marry men who joined their household?

So how on earth had she given birth to brood after brood?

She couldn't help it. That cool, tough man's genes were just too strong!

At last, the Shen women had broken free of the curse that allowed them to have only one daughter, and the family was thriving with generations of descendants!

[The author is terrible at coming up with names. There were too many characters in the previous book, so this one reuses them. Please don't assume they have the same characterizations as in the previous book. It won't affect your reading!]