70s Reborn: The Beloved Baby
In the 21st century, Nina Mason was a frail orphan with no father or mother, spending the majority of the year confined to her bed due to her weak health. It seemed like every tragic misfortune was stacked against her.
But since the age of five, Nina had been dreaming—a dream where she wasn't weak or sick but had a healthy body. In that dream, she had loving parents who cherished her deeply, and an older brother, Alexander Harper, who had cared for her since her childhood.
It was a stark contrast: the harsher reality Nina lived in made her dream life all the more blissful.
At eighteen, after completing her college entrance exams, Nina passed away due to her illness. Yet when she opened her eyes again, she found herself in her dream life—as the dream version of Nina Mason.
Sadly, before she could even enjoy the joy of reuniting with her parents, devastating news arrived: her parents had died!
Faced with greedy relatives who seemed like wolves and tigers, greedy enough to strip away everything, Nina rolled up her sleeves and declared, "Let's see who dares to touch the things my parents left for me!"
Just as she prepared to confront these scheming people head-on, two protective uncles stepped in, swooped her away, and brought her back to the family's hometown without a second word.
From that moment, her life took a dramatic turn. Her aunt doted on her, her cousins spoiled her, and her uncles were relentless in showering her with money and gifts.
The poor orphan from the 21st century had suddenly become a young heiress, living the high life.
To add to her happiness, Alexander Harper, the childhood friend and “bamboo horse” from Beijing, came to stay with her and kept her company.
"Bamboo horse" (竹马) is a term from Chinese culture, referring to someone you've grown up with since childhood, often with a sense of deep familiarity or romance tied to the relationship.
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