After Quick Transmigration, I Became the Mother of Seven Powerful Men in the 1980S

After returning from quick transmigration, Su Caiqing finds herself back in the 1980s, where she has become the mother of seven future big shots who all died young! Sadly, because of their dark childhoods, not one of them would have a happy ending. Life is hard for a widowed mother and her children. Her husband's family drives them to the brink, and her own family is no help. Everyone pities them and sighs, "That mother and her kids are going to starve to death on the street!" But who could have guessed that Su Caiqing is now a completely different person? Starve on the street? Not a chance! Su Caiqing cooks delicious food, sews clothes, spots business opportunities, and makes a fortune at everything she tries! Take advantage of her and her children's weakness? Not a chance! With words, Su Caiqing can chase a mad dog three streets away, and with her fists, she can send bandits straight to the King of Hell! The children are doomed to miserable lives? Not a chance! She's a loving, dependable mother who comforts them, and a tiger mom who can make her little hooligans howl! She never expected someone to fall for her, a widow saddled with seven noisy little burdens, and then keep pursuing her without giving up! Su Caiqing: What is it about me that you like? Shameless man: I like how beautiful you are! Su Caiqing: That's just a superficial shell! How shallow! Shameless man: I mean what's on the inside! Under Su Caiqing's devoted care, the future big shots all grow up to be successful. Years later, the internationally renowned soprano Zhang Yunbing says at her solo concert, "Today's charity concert is held in honor of my beloved mother's sixtieth birthday. I will always love and be grateful to her!" The celebrated author and screenwriter Zhang Yunqing writes on the acknowledgments page of her new book: "My Big Family is a collection of beautiful memories from my childhood, a precious gift from my mother. Thank you, Mom, for giving me the best years of my life and making my soul forever full, rich, and warm." Economist and member of the national think tank Zhang Yunyang says in an interview, "I owe everything to my mother. She always patiently answered all my questions and opened my eyes to the world, teaching me to look at and think about it from a higher vantage point. She is the greatest mother in the world." The brothers Zhang Yunxing and Zhang Yunhe, CEO and chairman of Huaxing Group, say in a speech, "Before we even realized it, our mother had already begun raising us. Her foresight still amazes us to this day, and helped us understand the meaning of education. That's why we established a charitable education foundation in her name, to carry on and spread her compassion and kindness." The famous actress Zhang Yuncai says on a talk show, "The rumor that I'm an American citizen? It's false! Although my husband is American, I will never change my citizenship. I'll listen to my mom and never change it. She told me it's best to be Chinese. This is where my roots are. I love my mom, and I love my brothers and sisters. I'm not taking my name off the family register!" Zhang Yunyou, a member of both the Chinese Academy of Engineering and the Chinese Academy of Sciences, says, "I've always felt that shaping a soul, like mechanical engineering, requires a broad perspective as well as careful attention to detail. Raising children is no easy task. In that respect, I deeply admire and am grateful to my mother." When someone asks how to raise a whole houseful of brilliant people, Su Caiqing smiles and says, "Obviously, you have to be a role model yourself first." The next story is ready to go~ Title: In the 1970s, Five Big Shots Came to Repay Me After traveling from ancient times to the 1970s, the heroine gets help from the big shots who owe her a debt of gratitude, face-slaps her way to success, and becomes a renowned doctor of traditional Chinese medicine. Desktop link: Mobile link: You can also go straight to my author page in the app to find this story~ Theme: