At Fifty, I No Longer Live for My Son
Gu Qin was once a top-tier, award-winning postpartum nanny earning 100,000 yuan a month. To help her son, Shen Mingxuan, care for his child, she gave up her career, handed over her salary card, and willingly accepted a 'salary' of just 1,000 yuan a month in exchange for looking after the baby, cooking, and helping cover household expenses. Everything changed when her husband suffered a life-threatening cerebral hemorrhage. Her son would rather spend her savings on buying a house for his mother-in-law and taking the whole family on a European vacation than pay for his father's treatment. Completely heartbroken, Gu Qin returns to work, earns 30,000 yuan a month, and regains her dignity. She and her husband also embark on the long-delayed travels they had always dreamed of. When her son repeatedly demands her salary card and demolition compensation, then resorts to online harassment and pretends to be crippled during livestreams to swindle money, Gu Qin refuses to give in any longer. In the end, she cuts ties with this parasitic family relationship and takes her life back for herself.
Main characters: Gu Qin, Shen Mingxuan
Supporting characters: Sister Zhao
Also known as: 五十岁，我不再为儿子活
At Fifty, I No Longer Live for My Son (70 episodes)
Gu Qin was once a top-tier, award-winning postpartum nanny earning 100,000 yuan a month. To help her son, Shen Mingxuan, care for his child, she gave up her…
Gu Qin was once a top-tier, award-winning postpartum nanny earning 100,000 yuan a month. To help her son, Shen Mingxuan, care for his child, she gave up her career, handed over her salary card, and willingly accepted a 'salary' of just 1,000 yuan a month in exchange for looking after the baby, cooking, and helping cover household expenses. Everything changed when her husband suffered a life-threatening cerebral hemorrhage. Her son would rather spend her savings on buying a house for his mother-in-law and taking the whole family on a European vacation than pay for his father's treatment. Completely heartbroken, Gu Qin returns to work, earns 30,000 yuan a month, and regains her dignity. She and her husband also embark on the long-delayed travels they had always dreamed of. When her son repeatedly demands her salary card and demolition compensation, then resorts to online harassment and pretends to be crippled during livestreams to swindle money, Gu Qin refuses to give in any longer. In the end, she cuts ties with this parasitic family relationship and takes her life back for herself.
五十岁，我不再为儿子活