Dressed as an Educated Youth Who Abandoned Her Husband and Son, She Relied on Farming and Was Favored by the Group

When I opened my eyes, I was transformed into the vicious educated youth in the period novels who despised poverty in the countryside and clamored to return to the city. In the book, the original owner abandoned her husband and son and returned to the city, but in the end he died of illness due to the wave of layoffs in the textile factory. I looked at the poor but tidy farmhouse in front of me, and the silent man who silently picked up a load of water for me. I tore up my application to return to the city. Starting from renovating dilapidated houses, then contracting to plant fruit trees in barren mountains, we started to run the earliest farmhouse. When my name was spread all over the country, the educated youth who had persuaded me to return to the city were laid off one after another. And that silent man held my hand tightly for the first time: "My greatest luck in this life is that you didn't leave."