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[Interstellar heroine in the 1970s + spatial dimension + taking down awful relatives and scumbags + love growing over time + everyday child-rearing]
Xia Jinyu died in the great war against the interstellar Zerg.
Still, she got her money’s worth: before dying, she detonated a massive interstellar weapon and nearly wiped out the Zerg.
But when she opened her eyes again, she found herself in a body whose original owner had already died, just as someone was about to violate her.
After receiving the original owner’s memories, Xia Jinyu learned that the culprit behind her death was Xia Cheng, the son her stepmother had brought into the family.
Unwilling to endure hardship in the countryside, he wanted to trade the original owner’s virtue for a job.
And everyone else in the family knew exactly what Xia Cheng was doing.
Fine. Just fine.
If they were all a pack of scheming dogs, then none of them would get off easy!
Her scumbag father and stepmother got themselves a labor-reform assignment in the Great Northern Wilderness.
Then, because of their own dirty tricks, the sordid dealings of the steel mill’s workshop director and his family came to light, sending both families on the road to the Great Northern Wilderness.
That was the start of the two families spending the rest of their lives tearing each other apart.
As for the son and daughter her scumbag father and stepmother had together, they could go make themselves useful in building the motherland.
Once everything had settled down, Xia Jinyu packed her bags and headed to the countryside.
She had no choice. She didn’t want to deal with her scumbag father’s awful relatives, and going to the countryside was the best option.
But Xia Jinyu, who had gone there hoping for some peace and quiet, ended up meeting a man who only
Is the author illiterate?