[Urban farming + period novel + no system + single female protagonist + rebirth]
After being married for forty years, Jiang Yanzhou didn't know that he had become a joke until he was dying.
His wife Lin Xuemei, who he had doted on all his life, said coldly in front of his hospital bed: "Yanzhou, I won't see you again in the next life. In fact, I have never loved you, and the child is not yours. The grace of saving my life back then was actually a lie."
And the "bad element" Shen Xiaocao, who actually died in the mudslide to save him, could not even leave his name at that time.
When he opened his eyes again, Jiang Yanzhou returned to the Red Flag Brigade in 1977.
This year, the college entrance examination is about to resume; this year, he is still the stupid educated youth who will die for Lin Xuemei.
Looking at Lin Xuemei taking someone else's red scarf on the threshing floor with a blushing face, Jiang Yanzhou smiled, turned around and left.
Passing by the cowshed, I looked at the thin girl who was shivering in the cold wind and being beaten on the ground for grabbing half of a moldy bun.
Jiang Yanzhou's eyes turned red, he rushed forward and kicked the bully away, took off his coat and wrapped her in his arms.
"Xiaocao, in this life, I will take you home, take you to college, and take you to be a great person!"
Reader comments
I watched it for more than an hour and felt that the plot was very good. But I can't figure out why the protagonist wants to go to college and survive, instead of getting rich by doing business. A person who has traveled back from the future should be very familiar with this aspect, and it is also very interesting to take the heroine to do business together.
I watched it for more than an hour and felt that the plot was very good. But I can't figure out why the protagonist wants to go to college and survive, instead of getting rich by doing business. A person who has traveled back from the future should be very familiar with this aspect, and it is also very interesting to take the heroine to do business together.
It's so well written, it made my blood boil.