(Travelling through the past and present + years of famine + raising a child + the crew + the real and fake daughter's biological mother)
In ancient times, Wang Cuihua, a 38-year-old peasant woman, suffered from a severe drought for a century, and her whole family became emaciated and gnawed tree bark from hunger.
The younger son fainted from hunger, the younger granddaughter cried out that she was hungry, and the three of them almost met the grandma together.
Fortunately, God has given me the ability to travel back and forth between modern and ancient times!
In the modern film and television city, the steamed buns that cost two yuan apiece were big and white in the crew, and the braised pork lunch boxes that were disliked by the extras piled up in mountains!
They don't want to eat this thing? I eat! I'm packing! I want them all!
From then on, Wang Cuihua worked on a modern set during the day, picking up box lunches, and at night she went back to ancient times to feed her family with polished rice, white noodles, braised pork, and big chicken legs!
What? The director asked me to play a disaster victim?
Sorry, I don't have to act, I just do it! One look will let you know what acting is!
What? Does the big star dislike me for stealing her role?
Sorry, the director loves me for being real and unpretentious!
When the whole family finally ate white-flour steamed buns, Wang Cuihua wiped her face in front of her children and grandchildren, who were sallow and skinny and became fat and white.
It doesn't matter whether it's an iron-clad monster (a car) or a soul-sucking magic weapon (a mobile phone), as long as it can feed my whole family, it's a good thing!
[Modern thinking] [Double-passing door] [Refreshing article] [Farming] [Cute baby] [Acting to become a god] [Family counterattack]
Reader comments
Encourage me, it's so real, sometimes it's heart-wrenching and uncomfortable to watch. At least the first one is well written, but I haven't seen the second one yet.
The plot is okay, but there are many places where it doesn't connect well.
Delicate, realistic, reasonable, and nice to listen to.
Encourage me, it's so real, sometimes it's heart-wrenching and uncomfortable to watch. At least the first one is well written, but I haven't seen the second one yet.
The plot is okay, but there are many places where it doesn't connect well.
Delicate, realistic, reasonable, and nice to listen to.