Everyday Life Raising Kids in the 1960S

[New story: Born in the Sixties, I Pretend to Be a Relative Overseas to the Cannon Fodder. Now updating! Please bookmark it by visiting the author's profile.] At twenty-eight, Song Shuyao received her ex-boyfriend's belongings from the military. After getting drunk, she woke up as Jiang Shuyao, an eighteen-year-old in 1962. Now she faced a major choice: honor her engagement and become the adoptive mother of four children, or bravely break it off despite the gossip? Meanwhile, Liang Li, who woke up in the body of Hao Yuan Chao from the 1960s, faced a major choice of his own: honor the engagement and get a wife to help raise the children, or break it off himself so he wouldn't burden her? Liang Li had already prepared to break off the engagement so he wouldn't burden her. But the moment he saw Song Shuyao, his carefully prepared speech became: "Honey, let's go home and raise the kids." ### The male and female leads both transmigrate. Before transmigrating, they were exes. After transmigrating, they're engaged. Reader's note: 1. A lighthearted 1960s story about raising children and farming. Nothing complicated or intense. The female lead has a pocket dimension in the form of her own detached house. 2. The leads separated for a reason before transmigrating. The male lead falls in love with the female lead at first sight and loves her for life. 3. The setting is fictional. I'll stick to the sources when I can find them, and make things up when I can't. This isn't a story for historical scrutiny. If that's not for you, please leave on good terms. We write and read for fun, so please don't be unpleasant. [Anti-piracy delay: 60%. If your subscription isn't enough, please wait 72 hours. If you've subscribed but can't see the text, exit and clear your cache. If that doesn't work, please contact customer service. Mwah~] Completed stories by the author: The Delicate Beauty in the Seventies [Book Transmigration], Selling Across Worlds, Starting with Livestreaming [Business], Bringing Friends Along to the Fifties, I Have a Manor Game in the Stormy Apocalypse, My Beauty Is Too Much for a Heartthrob [Quick Transmigration], and more. Visit the author's profile to see them! Theme: