I Picked Up a Treasure-Hunting Snake [The Sixties]

Fu Hui, a shamaness blessed with a golden glow of merit, transmigrates to the 1960s in the Flower Nation and becomes a little nun named Fubao on Little Green Mountain. The political movement arrives, and the little nun has to return to secular life. “Return to secular life?” Fubao nods. “Sounds great! Then I can eat meat!” Hearing her thoughts, the animals on the mountain are overjoyed. It's our time to give back! Blurb One: Early one morning, the animals from the surrounding area crowd in front of the convent gate. Seeing them but not getting to eat them, Fubao impatiently prepares to shoo them away as usual. Then she suddenly remembers the villagers down the mountain and waves her hand. “All right, hens and ducks, leave a few eggs behind, then you can all go home!” “Fubao,” a little snake hurries over. “There's a lot of jade hidden under that rocky outcrop. Want me to dig up a piece for you?” Blurb Two: Fang Yu, sent away with his grandfather, discovers that the little bald nun who just came down the mountain holds an extraordinary place in the village! He also discovers that ever since the little nun settled in the village, the villagers' meals have improved dramatically. Even his and his grandfather's circumstances have gotten much better. P.S. This is a feel-good novel set in an alternate world. The female lead changes her nickname later. This story is also known as The Shamaness's Life in the 1960s. New novel: The Reconstituted Family of the 1960s Su Mei, who died in a zombie horde, is awakened by a child's crying. The moment she opens her eyes, someone hands her a military medal and offers a somber, “My condolences!” After years of eating moldy food in a world overrun by yellow sand, Su Mei suddenly sees green hillsides, clear flowing streams, and fish, shrimp, black goats, and sea duck eggs regularly brought over by the reclamation team on the neighboring island. She decides that honoring the original owner's dying wish and raising her two children is well worth it! Zhao Ke returns bloodied from the border, carrying his comrade's military medal, only to receive a telegram from his wife in Lu City asking for a divorce. He returns home, bewildered, to find that his once gentle and kind wife has suddenly become a different person. After finalizing the divorce, she rejoins her unit with her eldest son on her back, his right leg crippled after being beaten, and her younger son, just over a year old, in her arms... Zhao Ke decides that finding a nanny should be his top priority. Su Mei has no official job and is about to be sent back to her hometown. Panicking, she catches the quartermaster's eye with her remarkable ability to control fire. He thinks, We've found the right person to hatch duck and chicken eggs. The very next day, he introduces Su Mei to Zhao Ke. They are close in age, and each has two children. Zhao Ke thinks that if he hires her as a nanny, people will surely gossip once they spend enough time together. In that case, he may as well marry her. Su Mei thinks: This man is devoted to his work, busy with training, and often away from home for long stretches. I can raise the kids however I want, and he reliably hands over his salary and ration coupons every month. He's the perfect husband. Special note: The male lead's ex-wife is reborn. A powerful fire-wielding apocalyptic woman versus a shrewd, scheming man. This story takes place in a fictional parallel world. It's about daily life, food, clothing, housing, getting around, family matters, and romance, with no sensitive topics. Theme: A strong and prosperous nation