Qin Yayun, who loves drinking Wahaha, traveled through time.
In the late 1970s, when food and clothing were scarce, the quality of life could not be guaranteed, but the desire for production was inhuman and terrifying.
At that time, people's thinking was still in the enlightenment stage, and there were taboos and rumors everywhere.
When Yayun first arrived, she was already the mother of a three-year-old child.
The child's father is a soldier and has been away from home for many years. The child's grandmother is a typical rural woman who favors boys over girls and does not like the girl. Her original identity is the child's mother and she does not care about the child.
One can imagine how difficult it is for the mother and daughter to survive in this era.
In the original drama, the child's father never showed up, the mother also died at this point, and the child himself did not live past the age of fifteen, which was really tragic.
Will Yayun's arrival now change the fate of this child?
Reader comments
The heroine is a bit of a bad guy, and the heroine in the story was an orphan. How could she be literate in that era and write letters to the hero? It's a bit illogical.
The heroine is a bit of a bad guy, and the heroine in the story was an orphan. How could she be literate in that era and write letters to the hero? It's a bit illogical.