Back to the 1970s: I Turn My Husband's Family Around

Back to the 1970s: I Turn My Husband's Family Around Plot:

Lin Xiaoman, a modern workaholic who died from overwork, is reborn as a despised “jinx” daughter-in-law in 1975—her mother-in-law calls her “useless” for having two daughters, and her husband Zhou Mingyuan, a taciturn veteran, only knows how to do manual labor silently. Holding the only five cents in her pocket, she looks at her crying baby daughter on the kang and her husband smoking at the door, then suddenly smiles: She worked herself to death in her previous life without enjoying happiness, but this time, she’ll use her modern mindset to “make things happen”! She grows winter tomatoes to earn her first pot of gold, makes handmade soap to sell to the supply and marketing cooperative, and opens a sewing class to help village girls make money… From her mother-in-law slamming bowls and calling her “wasteful” to voluntarily helping take care of the kids, from Zhou Mingyuan only saying “I’ll fetch water” to secretly tucking her in at night, the penniless Zhou family is turned into the first “ten-thousand-yuan household” in the village with a brick house and a small store. When villagers crowd at the gate to learn from her, Lin Xiaoman holds her daughter and raises her eyebrows at Zhou Mingyuan: “I said I’d let your whole family live the most glorious life with me.”