Transmigrated to the 1960S and Became a Mom: Marrying a Worker Was the Best Decision Ever

Su Qing unexpectedly transmigrated to the 1960s, where people barely had enough to eat from one meal to the next. Her in-laws thought she was a barren old hen and kicked her out of the house from the start. Don’t baby girls count as children? Is being an egg-laying old hen something to be proud of? So Su Qing dumped the scumbag. She called out to her in-laws: “The He family, you only get one face. I suggest you stop throwing it away!” She got divorced, claimed her share of the family property, and said goodbye to her awful in-laws! But what was she supposed to do when, after twenty-eight years of being single, she suddenly became a mother? To four children, no less. Just as she calmed one down, another started acting up. Luckily, her own mother had transmigrated too. With her mother and the golden finger Heaven had granted her, raising children, supporting the family, and making a living on the black market were all a breeze. Before she knew it, she had raised several top scholars and even married the head of the black market. Love, career, and family: she had it all. What a wonderful life!