From the 60s to Modern Times: My Husband and Sons Are All Old

Xing Zhaozhao, who was on the verge of death from a difficult childbirth, unexpectedly regained memories of her previous life. In her past life, her husband went missing on the front line. She had to rely on her in-laws, working her heart out and exhausting herself, only to meet a bad end. All three of her children also suffered, with some dying and others becoming crippled.

In this life, she refuses to do that anymore. Separating the family is not enough; she wants to cut ties completely so they never have anything to do with each other again. If anyone dares to cause trouble in front of her, don't blame her for using her fists.

What? Hitting people is wrong? They struck first; she was just defending herself. Taking her three children, Xing Zhaozhao moved into an uninhabited empty house. She unexpectedly discovered a door leading to the modern era fifty years later in the cellar.

On her first day in the modern era, Xing Zhaozhao saved a brat who looked very much like her eldest son from a wild boar. The brat clung to her legs, calling her 'Fairy Sister' and insisting on giving her money to spend. Who knows which family raised such a spendthrift.

A long time later, Xing Zhaozhao learned that the spendthrift brat she saved at the beginning was actually her great-grandson. This world was actually a continuation of her previous life. From then on, Xing Zhaozhao ran back and forth between the 60s and modern times, frantically transporting goods back home to raise her kids, and unknowingly became very wealthy.

Gao Mingcheng returned from the front line after surviving nine deaths. He unexpectedly discovered that the爱人 he had always protected under his wings had become the 'Sister of the Black Market,' and she would disappear for a few days from time to time, as if she had some unknown secret. Could she be keeping a wild man on the side? A wild man? Well, there does seem to be one.