The Seventies: An Ordinary Life for You and Me

[Slow Burn + Very, Very Slow Plot + Everyday Life in a Bygone Era + Not a Strong Female Lead + Reincarnated as a Baby with No Memories + Quietly Watching the Drama + No AI]

Zhao Jinran was born and raised in Zhaojiawan, and she has never felt that her life was hard. In fact, it really wasn’t.

She has relatives who are the brigade leader and accountant, an eldest brother with excellent craftsmanship, a second brother who joined the army, a third brother who works as a postman, and... a younger brother who does what he’s told.

As for Zhao Jinran herself, after graduating from high school, she made her first bit of money by filling in for a classmate. Later, she became an elementary school teacher.

Zhao Jinran thinks she’s the happiest child in Zhaojiawan.

Educated youth sent to the countryside? Zhao Jinran thinks they’re no different from everyone else. But why do some outsiders always make such a fuss?

And why does she always end up seeing everyone else’s drama?

It feels a little wrong, so... she may as well watch. And she’ll keep watching, too.

In a nutshell: the everyday life of a village woman.

(I hope you enjoy reading this story. If you’re not having fun, feel free to drop it. There will be a dog in the story, so if you don’t like that, please don’t leave me a bad review over it.)