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Reborn in the 1980s: A Happy Life After Remarrying
Reborn in the 1980s: A Happy Life After Remarrying Plot:
Lin Xiaotang was treated as a free nanny by her alcoholic husband in her previous life and died with hatred after being locked in the woodshed by her sister-in-law during childbirth. Reborn to the morning before her remarriage in 1983, she decisively tears up her engagement with the Chen family and turns to Zhou Mingyuan, a veteran who has been silently guarding her. Using her past-life memories, she sets up a wonton stall and trades scarce fabrics to earn her first pot of gold. Facing harassment from the Chen family, she no longer endures and reports them to the neighborhood committee. Zhou Mingyuan not only helps her fend off troubles but also secretly learns to make her favorite soft-boiled eggs with runny yolks. From an oppressed woman to a bold small business owner, then to a spoiled wife, Lin Xiaotang rewrites her tragic life with one remarriage.
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