Seventy: Educated Youth College Students Insist on Marrying Me, a Widow

In the 1970s, Su Qingqing was known to everyone in Hongqi Commune. That top-notch mother-in-law dares to come to suck blood. She broke up on the spot and kicked off this bad relationship. Those tongue-tied women still dare to continue chewing their tongues. She presented actual evidence to make the rumor mongers admit their mistakes in front of everyone and lose face. What's even more amazing is that she relied on her dexterous hands to make cloth shoes, know herbal medicine, set up a small stall, and start a business. From a widow who couldn't even guarantee three meals a day, she became the little boss lady that everyone in the commune envied! What surprised everyone the most was that Xie Muchen, an educated youth college student from the city, single-mindedly identified with her and would not marry anyone but her, doting on her to the point of being lawless. Bai Ling was jealous and wanted to get in touch with Xie Mushen. The two of them worked together to expose her shameful thoughts, and Bai Ling was kicked out of the educated youth center with her luggage. Someone secretly gossiped behind her back, saying that she, a widow, was not worthy of an educated youth college student. He put his arm around her shoulders in front of everyone and said in a loud voice: "I thank Mu Shenfei for not marrying Su Qingqing. My wife, how can it be your turn to make irresponsible remarks." She thought of ways to make money, and he helped her come up with ideas and look after the stall. She was wronged, and he was the first to jump out to help her get an explanation. Occasionally when she felt vulnerable, he would protect her in his arms and become her strongest support. She was never the Widow Su who everyone could bully. She is Su Qingqing, who is pursued and favored by educated youth college students and insists on marrying her home. In this life, she did not seek perfection, did not let anyone manipulate her, made money happily, and was spoiled to the point of sweetness. Look at how educated youth college students don't marry her!