The Seventies: The Little Widow Uses Her Skills to Crush Scumbags and Spoil Her Kids

【Feel-good wish fulfillment + no self-sacrificing heroine + drama-loving heroine + transmigration + farm space + adorable child + sweet second marriage】 Also known as: I Became a Young Widow in the Seventies, So I Found Myself New Parents After a car accident, Jiang Yue transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes a young widow in the 1970s, along with a pitiful one-year-old child. The young widow has had a hard life. Her parents never cared for her, and the day after her wedding, her husband fell from a mountain and died. Then she was tricked into returning to her parents’ home to work for free. Jiang Yue raises an eyebrow. So this is a story about putting scumbags in their place. She’s totally fine with that. But while she’s at it, she accidentally finds herself a new set of parents. Jiang Yue: ??? And then she’s showered with affection Her blunt mother: “Go on, sweetheart, eat your fill. If that’s not enough, I’ll have your brother go up the mountain and catch you some rabbits.” Her honest father: “Don’t worry, sweetheart. I’ll work hard to provide for you.” Her big brothers: “Sis, have our steamed buns. You need them to grow strong.” Her twin younger brothers: “Third Sis, we’ll take your little one out to play. You stay home and rest.” Life was materially poor in the 1970s. Going hungry? For Jiang Yue, who has a farm, that’s no problem at all. Jiang Yue raises her adorable child, new parents, brothers, and younger siblings until they’re all plump and healthy, leaving her scumbag biological parents full of regret. Later… Jiang Yue catches sight of a handsome man and suddenly wishes she had a husband. What should she do? Her adorable child is a big help, grabbing the man and calling, “Daddy, come home!” Later still, Jiang Yue and her little one successfully “kidnap” the handsome man and bring him home. The heroine falls for him at first sight and takes advantage of an opportunity, while the hero goes along with it and wins the beauty’s heart. A heroine who’ll eat anything but never take a loss, and who always gets even vs. a male lead who seems gentle and harmless but is actually scheming and calculating Note: This is a fictional setting, so please don’t nitpick the historical details! The male lead appears late.