The Sixties: The Timid First Wife Fights Back

(A pocket dimension, everyday child-rearing, a minor role for the male lead, and a laid-back approach to raising kids.)

Meng Xiaoci was a spoiled, willful heiress. At 32, she was still much the same as she had been in her twenties: she had gotten older, but no wiser.

After saving someone, she transmigrated to the 1960s and discovered she had five children. Luckily, the pocket dimension she had stocked to the brim came with her.

Her eldest son and second daughter were twins, a boy and a girl.

Her third and fourth sons were twin boys.

Her youngest, the fifth daughter, was a little troublemaker.

Meng Xiaoci was exhausted. In her previous life, she had a fiancé who cherished and loved her, but after transmigrating, she suddenly had five children. She didn't want to raise kids.

But she was a modern successor who had received nine years of compulsory education. Though soft and delicate, she was a good person.

Her eldest son was 12, and her youngest daughter was only 7. She couldn't just abandon them.

Their father was an officer, and it wasn't easy for him to come home.

As Meng Xiaoci raised the children, she also put her terrible relatives on both sides of the family in their place.

Qin Chang'an was hit by a stray bullet while on a mission. His injuries weren't serious, but all sorts of strange memories suddenly appeared in his mind. In those memories, he died on that mission, his wife was pushed over by her eldest brother and never woke up, his eldest son went missing, his third and fourth sons were sold, his eldest daughter married while still very young, and his youngest daughter died in front of her mother's grave.

The memories left Qin Chang'an drenched in a cold sweat. He had to go back and protect his wife and children.

“Come with me to my posting. I'll make sure you and the kids stay safe.”

“Okay.” Meng Xiaoci immediately packed her bags.

Being with the troops was great. At last, she wouldn't have to raise the kids all by herself.