Reborn in the 1980S, the Old Lady's Backer Took the Whole Village Away

[The old lady is reborn + travels to the mountains to collect treasures + portable space + parents' filial piety + raising children to get rich + cool articles slap in the face + farming in the era + the whole village's counterattack + Wujipin's frustration] When Jiang Mancang was sixty years old, he was rejected by his three sons, plotted against by his daughter-in-law, and finally died of illness in a leaky old house. When she opened her eyes again, she returned to the year 1980. Her husband had just left, the family was in debt, the children were distraught, and the whole village was waiting to see her laugh. Unexpectedly, she stepped into the back mountain, picked up a stone key, and opened a "Mountain God Warehouse" space. It's not a big space, but it can keep mountain products fresh, ripen medicinal materials, identify poisons, and drop "seeds of good fortune" after she does a good job. From then on, Jiang Mancang could no longer bear it. Is the eldest son weak? Practice! The second son is naughty? Rule! My little girl's engagement was annulled? If you retreat well, I will find a wider road for you! When the best relatives came to grab food, she sent it to the commune to reason with them. The unscrupulous dealer lowered the price, so she took all the women in the village into the mountains to find the source of goods. Wild honey, matsutake, gastrodia elata, Hericium erinaceus, mountain grapes, old ginseng whiskers, all kinds of wild products come into the city from the ravine. She built a drying house, opened a mountain goods cooperative, drove a mountaineering team, rescued orphans, raised widows, brought the whole village's old snacks to serve meat, and built new houses. Later, bosses in the city blocked the entrance to the village asking for goods, and county leaders came to ask her to set up a factory. Her son, who had been away for many years, knelt down and called his mother. Jiang Mancang only patted his apron: "Don't shout empty words, chop the wood first."