The 1970s: A God-Tier Child-Rearing System from the Start

In the summer of 1979, Lin Moyu, newly accepted to a university in the provincial capital, returns to her hometown, only to discover that something has happened to her older brother and sister-in-law, leaving six hungry children with no one to care for them.

Everyone in the village waits to see her make a fool of herself: what could a twenty-year-old girl possibly do to raise six children?

Just as Lin Moyu is at her wits' end, the [God-Tier Big Sister System] suddenly arrives!

Singing? One note is enough to leave you on your knees, and even the radio at the supply and marketing cooperative can't compete!

Crafts? The wooden toys she makes on a whim have the county department store clamoring to buy them!

Cooking? The dishes she makes on a clay stove smell so good from ten miles away that even the commune secretary drools! Charm? Wherever she goes, people are eager to help her, and even the aloof performer from the educated youth troupe takes the initiative to befriend her!

The six children go from skinny little waifs to plump, rosy-cheeked darlings whom everyone adores.

The eldest gets into a top university, the second becomes the youngest technician at the factory, the third and fourth win the national children's singing contest together, and the fifth and sixth become little stars in the county.

As for Lin Moyu herself, she goes from being an ordinary university student to an unstoppable success, becoming a national model worker, gold-record singer, star screenwriter, top designer, and legendary entrepreneur...

Everyone who used to wait for her to fail is left dumbfounded.

Could this really be the Lin girl who used to be so poor she couldn't afford a thing?

At last, the battle-hardened military officer who has silently protected her from the start can hold back no longer and confesses in public:

“Lin Moyu, you can take care of six kids. How about taking care of one more, me?”

Lin Moyu: ???