Returning to the 1970s to Live a Good Life.

Summary

Li Chun Jiao expresses her frustration towards her father, Li Chang Gui, who she believes is only interested in her marriage money. Despite his accusations of her disrespecting family values, she focuses on her snack business, which gains recognition in Kyoto. Meanwhile, her grandmother, Li Lao Tai, becomes envious and confrontational, leading to a family dispute about food and respect. Liu Yu Fen, Li Chun Jiao's mother, stands her ground against Li Lao Tai's demands. The tension escalates as Li Lao Tai attempts to assert control over Li Chun Jiao's newfound success, causing further division within the family. Ultimately, the narrative highlights themes of ambition, familial loyalty, and generational conflict.

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