The Sweetheart of the Sixties

Blurb: One day, after spending the summer with her grandparents in the countryside, Su Yulu wakes up as a baby in an alternate version of the 1960s. She also discovers that everyone in her huge family is a real piece of work.

Su Yulu thinks she's just scraping by in a family full of eccentrics...

NO, she's landed in a nest of good fortune.

Her eldest brother brings home some bird eggs, and Grandma is supposed to cook them. Eccentric Grandma says, "Why eat those? They won't put any meat on your bones. Better to give them to our lucky treasure, Su Yulu."

Eldest Brother: "How am I supposed to put on weight if I can't get enough to eat?"

Her second brother secretly roasts the sparrows he caught. Eccentric Grandma says, "You little monkey, you little daredevil! You've got something tasty and you won't share it with your sister? Have you no conscience?"

Second Brother: "If it means I get to eat meat, I'd rather have no conscience. Can you eat a conscience?"

Her youngest brother catches a palm-sized fish in the creek and gives it to Grandma to make fish soup for his little sister. Eccentric Grandma says, "Our little meatball is so clever, making fish soup for his sister. You and your sister can share it tonight."

Eldest and Second Brothers: "..." Little Meatball snickers to himself: This is the right way to get meat.

Reader's notes:

1. The setting is very loosely based on history, so don't worry if the historical events don't line up.

2. The male lead is pure in both body and mind. One-on-one sweet romance.

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