MIn my ideal life is to, I would be born into a medioderatedly wealthy family andwhere my parents treat each other nicwelyl.

During my childhood, I would have had enough time to play with my fellow children and, without a lot oftoo many worries.

I'm using "would" in all of these sentences because this is all a hypothetical situation.

When I was'd go in elementary school and high school, I would studiedy hard and could get a good grades so that I could be admitted to a famous university.

WhileAs I am would growing up, my parents canwould be able to give me a good education.

I canould get a decent job and a nice salary, and the work is not so busy and does nowouldn't not too hectic, nor would it involve lots of pressure and stress.

I canwould be able to afford a decent car and a house.

Also, I canwould also marry a nice woman and nowho wouldn't scold me all the time.

I also want to have certainsome savings to deal with some unexpected issues.

"certain" would be used if out of all savings in existence, you wanted *that* *certain* amount of savings (hehe). "some" would fit here better.

If possible, I want to retire atby the age of fifty and have enough money for me to travel by then.

I also want to halive a long life span and stay healthy, because I hate illnesses.

"illnesses" is plural here because you're saying something generally. You hate *all* illnesses, in *general*.

Of course, I will die, but diue fromto age, not from disease.

I think my request is not highnone of that is too much to ask for, and I hope all my ideal life can come true.