Leaf Whispering Serenely

An Hao leaped, thinking she had died, but to her surprise, when she opened her eyes, she found herself back in the year 1985. To live a second life, did she have to endure the abuse of her stepmother and stepsister again, the dislike of her mother-in-law and disdain from her sister-in-law, and the betrayal of her best friend who bravely became the other woman just to slap her in the face and climb the social ladder? Was she supposed to end her miserable life in poverty again? An Hao's answer was, "Eat! Shit! No!" She was determined to make something of herself, to get rich by capitalizing on her knowledge and aim for a well-off life. This time around, she was going to be the protective big sister who reformed her worthless little brother who had died a wretched death, and the virtuous wife to make up for her past neglect of her husband! She wouldn't let this life go to waste in despair! A malicious best friend? Coveting her man? Not a chance! Go hang out wherever it's cool! Cough cough, how did she not realize in her past life that this "Stoic King of Hell" was so indecent. Decent? You've had your fill of decency during the day.

Sweet Nostalgia of the 80s

"What is there to be afraid of? Most of the folks in the village are good, and there's no one with ill intentions. Even if there were, so what? I just lock the door at night and don't go out, right?" An Hao said, not the least bit concerned.


"Let's talk inside." An Ping had cleaned up the east room where An Hao was going to stay.


Though saying it was cleaned up was a stretch—it was just the bedding laid out on the heated brick bed. There wasn't a single piece of decent furniture in the room, and it was really hard to imagine how she could live there.


Qin Jian took in every detail of the house and, after thinking for a moment, said, "Leave the yard to me. I'll help you fix it up!"


"Big Brother Qin, if you're busy, please don't mind us. An Ping and I will have time to tidy up slowly by ourselves." How could An Hao keep troubling others so much?


He had already silently helped her numerous times. She felt both delighted and grateful, and also very embarrassed.


Chapter 156: Old Age Can Be Painful