The 1980s: I Opened My Eyes and Found Myself a Widow, Raising Kids with Joy

The book test was wrong. The post-apocalyptic transmigration into a book set in the 1970s belongs to another million-word completed novel.

Forced to go to the countryside? The post-apocalyptic woman gets her best friend's whole family sent to labor reform.

Transmigrate into a 1970s book: The lovely educated youth won't be a stepmother or raise kids.

Transmigrate as a nobody among the educated youths? The post-apocalyptic woman won't follow the plot.

Tricked into going to the countryside? The post-apocalyptic woman comes with her own space and superpowers.

A bold educated youth in the 1970s rides the wind and breaks the waves with her space.

Parallel worlds + dual transmigration + 1980s + adorable kids

Theme: Self-reliance and joyful child-rearing

Interstellar big shot Shi Ji had just retired when, in the blink of an eye, she became the youngest daughter of the Qian family in Qingshui Village, Qian Baozhu.

"Mom... Please don't hit me. I didn't cause Dad's death."

Qian Baozhu reached out and wrapped her arms around the painfully thin Lin Zhaodi, saying softly, "Sweetie, you're Mommy's precious baby. Of course Mommy won't hit you. I was possessed before, and that's why I scolded you."

She wasn't about to hit a child. Just think: in the interstellar era, getting a little one was incredibly difficult. You had to earn merit, save up points, and wait in line. Even after waiting seven or eight years, you might still not get one. Now that she had a real, warm child right here, she had to cherish her.