A Happy Family in the 1960S

[Announcement: My new story, The Spicy Mom of the Seventies, is now underway. I hope you'll continue to support me. Mwah!] Synopsis: A car accident, and Mo Ru and her husband transmigrate together. What a surprise! She transmigrates into the body of a foolish wife, with a baby on the way! What a shock! She transmigrates to 1958 and gets a pocket dimension. How exciting! Mo Ru and her husband transmigrate to the late 1950s with her pocket dimension. They raise children, farm, and become model workers! They lead the whole production brigade in striving to be both revolutionary and expert, working together to build an advanced production team and exemplary, harmonious families in the fifties and sixties... Years later, when the college entrance exams are reinstated, the couple takes their children to the capital so they can attend university while their parents keep them company... Reader's note: 1. This is an alternate setting with no political content. The story is mainly about farming, raising children, family life, and the everyday ups and downs of the production team. Please don't nitpick the historical details! Please add Big Peach Blossom's author page to your favorites! Completed farming novels: Reborn to a Happy Farm Life, Transmigrating to the Bustling Countryside, Transmigrating to a Picturesque Farmstead, Reborn: Better to Be a Villain, The Splendid Official Road Announcement: New upcoming story, The Fierce Woman of the Seventies, by Taohua Lu. Welcome, dear readers. Please add it to your favorites. Mwah! Synopsis: Lin Lan wakes up one day in the body of a shrewish country woman, with a soldier for a husband and five stepchildren. The original owner made a mess of everything and ruined her husband's promising future. She raised every child to become a major villain. The family ended up destitute, disabled, or dead. No one had a happy ending. She truly ruined three generations. Lin Lan thinks it's all too horrible. She'd rather give up on life But she can't go back or get away, so if she wants a happy life from now on, she'll have to face it head-on. And what's that? Who says children are little angels? They're all little demons! Lin Lan knows better than to let them walk all over her. She rolls up her sleeves, deals with the little brats first, then wins over the whole family, earning herself a reputation as the village's toughest shrew. She thought they'd simply live together with mutual respect, but who knew the stern, cold man would look at her with growing passion and dote on her so much that the whole village would gossip? Theme: Love work and love life.