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Reborn in 1990: I’m Spoiling My Wife Rotten
Reborn in 1990: I’m Spoiling My Wife Rotten Plot:
In his previous life, Lin Hao neglected his wife Su Xiao for his career, only regretting it deeply when she died from overwork. When he woke up, he found himself reborn on the night of their first wedding anniversary in 1990—Su Xiao was squatting in the kitchen making porridge, her fingers red from the cold. This time, he vowed to “spoil his wife” every second: buying the wool scarf she'd been eyeing in advance, secretly replacing her tattered gloves, even quitting his stable job to take her to Guangzhou to earn their “first pot of gold.” But Su Xiao always felt her husband “had changed,” until she found his “wife-spoiling list”—it read “Make her drink millet porridge in 2003 to prevent gastritis” “Save money for a house with a garden in 2010.” Only then did she realize that this man was using his second chance at life to make up for the “too late” of the past.
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