

She worked herself to the bone her entire life, yet not a single person ever showed her a shred of kindness. Unexpectedly, upon opening her eyes, she had returned to 1990—back to the year she was nineteen. Faced with two men who had come to her door to propose marriage, she decisively refused them both, choosing neither, and nipped all her future misery in the bud. It didn't matter if the family was poor and the house was dilapidated, or if they had to eat coarse grains and vegetables; being able to stay by the side of her parents and loved ones was the greatest happiness. After unexpectedly discovering a spiritual spring space, she first used it to improve her family's health, and then led the entire village in planting sugarcane. She was going to make money, and she was going to get a man, too. In her past life, she burned joss paper for you every year; in this life, you'll have to work like an ox or a horse for me!
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