The Seventies: Raising Kids with a Delicate Educated Youth

Lian Xue, who lost both her parents in the 1970s, is kicked to the ground by her father in a dream and awakens to memories of the twenty-first century.

Born with superhuman strength, she holds two gold bars and swears she will never again work herself to the bone.

She has a martyr's family allowance, a secure government job, and a university acceptance letter in hand.

She shouts, “I'm set! I'm set for life!!!”

By accident, she upholds the traditional virtues of the Chinese people and marries a frail, gentle young intellectual who can't lift a finger, can't carry a load, and is never without her medicine.

She's not the sort to be tempted by good looks. She couldn't just let someone starve to death, could she?

And so begins her sweet daily life of doting on her husband and raising their kids.

[Cool, sickly little weakling VS clearheaded, super-strong woman] [One-on-one sweet romance, no angst]

Romance in the first half, raising kids in the second.