Period Setting + Transmigration + Everyday Family Life + Working Hard to Make Money + Alternate Fictional World
This story is entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual events is purely coincidental.
Liu Meng was taught a lesson by a sports car on her way home from work.
Lesson title: [Why You Should Check the Traffic Lights Before Crossing and Never Speed]
She wasn't the one who ignored the traffic lights or drove too fast... but she was the one who paid the price.
When she woke up, she had transmigrated into Liu Meng, a beloved girl living in Huai Di Village in 1979.
Having grown up without much love, she was just getting ready to enjoy a life of doting parents when her father died, along with most of the village's able-bodied men.
A perfectly ordinary Huai Di Village suddenly became famous across the region as a village of widows.
Liu Meng was a little dazed, but she still had her frail, sickly mother to support. There was no time to wallow in sorrow. She had to find a way to make money and provide for her mom.
She thought she was facing another lonely road, but as she walked, more and more people joined her.
And so, on her journey through this otherworldly life, she experienced love and gave it in return. It wasn't a dramatic life, but it was lively and warm, and that was good enough.
Liu Meng was content. Contentment brings happiness, after all.