In the Shengqing Brigade in 1980, there was an ordinary peasant woman named Lu Qinghe. Although she was only thirty-six years old this year, she had already died once.
Perhaps it was her biological mother, whom she had never met, who was begging for help underground, that gave her this great opportunity, so wouldn't it be wrong for her to be more thoughtful?
Wait—
Her son was also reborn?
Well, all that's left is a daughter.
Dear readers, take a look.
Let's take a look at how a peasant woman and her two children formed a team to fight back and change their lives.
Reader comments
I really like the family story. At first I was attracted by the rebirth of mother and son, but after seeing it, although it is ordinary, rebirth is not omnipotent. Parents who like this kind of long-term flow are short-lived.
Looks good, finally not the kind of golden finger
I read this from another novel by the author, "Eating Melon to Full in the 1970s". That book was really good to read, and this book is also good to read. I like to read this kind of refreshing article, so I would like to give you a 5-star review first.
I really like the family story. At first I was attracted by the rebirth of mother and son, but after seeing it, although it is ordinary, rebirth is not omnipotent. Parents who like this kind of long-term flow are short-lived.
Looks good, finally not the kind of golden finger
I read this from another novel by the author, "Eating Melon to Full in the 1970s". That book was really good to read, and this book is also good to read. I like to read this kind of refreshing article, so I would like to give you a 5-star review first.