(Period setting + farming + raising kids + inspirational + satisfying read)
I’m no good at writing author introductions, so please bear with me, everyone.
As a seasoned corporate workhorse, Hao Yun thought she was great at every aspect of her job. At thirty, she was a single woman whose only hobby was making money, because she’d had enough of being poor.
But just when she felt she’d reached the pinnacle of life, with an eight-figure savings account and a fully paid-off detached house with a yard, she kindly helped an old lady cross the street. After that day, she started dreaming every night about life in the 1960s and 1970s. Hao Yun decided the old lady had to be cursed.
Her intuition told her this transmigration seemed real, but she didn’t want to go at all. Who would choose to suffer in another era just after finally making it, right when they were ready to lie flat and enjoy life?
Fine, she could transmigrate, but why was there a child too? She’d been single her whole life for thirty years!
So much for good people getting rewarded. Was helping an old lady cross the street really some kind of punishment?
Wait, wasn’t the original host’s grandmother the same old lady Hao Yun had helped across the street?
Hao Yun let out a silent, inner scream. Had she personally “helped” herself into the 1960s?
Good grief, did she really have no choice but to transmigrate to the 1960s? Her eight-figure savings, her fully paid-off house! She’d only just stocked it with everything she needed...
Wait, her detached house had actually come along with her. Hao Yun finally felt a little less hard done by.
Fine, she’d make a big success of herself in this era too!!!
And maybe flirt with a handsome soldier while she was at it. Just thinking about it made her happy!
But why was this five-year-old girl calling her Mom...
