Reborn in the 1970s as a Wicked Woman: Leaving My Husband and Son to Marry a Corps Commander

[An Elderly Woman Reborn + Military Marriage + Carrying on Two Family Lines + Revenge Without Waiting Overnight + Building Wealth + A Strong-Willed, Doting Romance] In her previous life, Wu Guihua was manipulated by her mother-in-law and scumbag husband for fifty years. Her widowed sister-in-law lived in a Western-style house with Wu Guihua’s husband, enjoyed the status of an official’s wife, and raised children whom everyone adored. Meanwhile, Wu Guihua, his lawful wife, stayed home and sold her blood to support his mother and children. In the end, her eldest daughter died a tragic death, her youngest son grew up a good-for-nothing, and she herself developed cancer and died on a garbage heap. Given a second chance at life, Wu Guihua wastes no time and goes straight on the offensive! She takes back her daughter’s university admission letter, punches her unfilial son, kicks her vicious mother-in-law, and, most importantly, the scumbag and that shameless woman must die! With a portable storage space at her disposal, she becomes a reseller and makes her household the county’s first “ten-thousand-yuan household.” Then she opens a beauty club and a chain of private restaurants specializing in medicinal cuisine. Her goal? To become the richest person in China! But then… what’s the deal with this soldier who comes to my house every day? Has he fallen for this forty-one-year-old flower of a woman, or is he after something else? Breaking gossip from Beijing’s elite circles: the youngest, most handsome Corps Commander Huo actually wants to marry a farm woman from Northeast China! Old Madam Huo: “Give her some money and tell her to get lost!” Corps Commander Huo smiled proudly. “Mom, I’m the one living off her—and I’m bringing the entire army along for the ride!” — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Reborn in the 1970s as a Wicked Woman: Leaving My Husband and Son to Marry a Corps Commander — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠