If I'd known the 1960s would be this hard, I never should have transmigrated here!
The moment Tang Xiaoxiao opens her eyes, her parents have just been buried. Her grandmother only cares about the grandsons and couldn't care less whether the girls live or die. Tang Xiaoxiao refuses to give in, fights to bring her little brother back, and raises him herself.
Would you look at that: at just twelve or thirteen, she's shouldering the burden of supporting the family. Luckily, her pocket dimension came along too, so at least the four of them won't starve.
Whose little kid is this? What, you were kidnapped? Tang Xiaoxiao is wondering what to do when the boy's older brother shows up. Her cooking is so delicious that the little boy refuses to leave and actually blurts out, “Be my sister-in-law!”
Looking at this absolute catch, Tang Xiaoxiao finds herself thinking that the idea isn't bad at all.
In other words, Tang Xiaoxiao will say goodbye to her teenage years and become a young woman the day after she receives her graduation certificate. When you're busy, time seems to fly by. Looking at her freshly issued graduation certificate, Tang Xiaoxiao felt a little unreal. "What are you daydreaming about, honey?" Fan Yun snatched the graduation certificate from her hand and tossed it aside.
It's alright, I can watch it when I have nothing else to do.
Overall, it looks great, but it's too short.
It's quite nice! It's just that I can't distinguish between the era and the money it's from.
It's so good you can't stop watching!
The ending was a bit too fast, I didn't want it to end! Keep it up, author!
The article is alright, you can read it.
It was a great and exciting show, but the ending was too quick.
Author, thank you for your hard work! There are just too many awful characters; my heart can't take it!
It's good. I read it from chapter 1 to the end. The characters and main characters are clearly distinguished, and each story has a beginning and an end.