Raising Kids as a Widow in the 1970S

Zhang Kangkang wakes up one morning and has transmigrated. She has read countless transmigration novels, but never one where the heroine is about to give birth the moment she arrives. Now she lies in a delivery room with a huge belly, while a doctor calls out, "I can see the head! I can see the head!" Zhang Kangkang: ... Can I just not give birth? Can I just not transmigrate?! Zhang Kangkang passes out from the pain again and again. The baby finally arrives, and several people come rushing into the hospital room. With her last bit of strength, Zhang Kangkang looks for the father, but after looking around, none of them seem to be him... Instead, four children stand beside her bed, each looking up at her and calling her Mom. After leaving the hospital, Zhang Kangkang gives the baby a name, then remembers to ask what the four children are called. The eldest boy: My name is Dafu. The second girl: My name is Erfu. The third boy: My name is Sanfu. The fourth boy: My name is Sifu. Zhang Kangkang: ...Wait, so the little one is going to be called Wufu? Good grief, I was collecting the Five Blessings in my previous life. How have I managed to collect them all now that I've landed in the 1970s? She quickly asks, "What about your formal names? What are they?" All four children shake their heads. They don't have formal names. Zhang Kangkang may have been an educated woman in her previous life, but she knows enough to say, "No, no, no. How can you not have formal names? Dafu and Erfu? We're changing those!" Dafu: Then what should they be? Zhang Kangkang thinks for a moment. "Listen up. From today on, your formal names will be Aiguo, Hexie, Jingye, and Fuqiang." Then she looks at the Wufu in her arms. "You can be You Shan." Upcoming story: Daddy's Most Beloved Daughter Blurb: Cui Yu has lived with her father, Cui Jianyang, for as long as she can remember. As she grows up, she gradually realizes that her dad is a little different from other people's dads. Sensitive little Cui Yu retreats into a corner where the sun shines. When she is in eighth grade, her wealthy mother, whom she has not seen in years, shows up and takes her away. Cui Yu cries and refuses to leave, but Cui Jianyang locks the door and tells her, "This isn't your home." Cui Yu never goes to see him again. Only after Cui Jianyang dies does Cui Yu learn the truth. She also meets her hateful stepmother, a bloodsucking parasite. Reborn, the first thing Cui Yu does is run back to her hometown. She will protect her own father, and she will personally drive out the wicked woman who pretended to be a sweet, harmless girl before marriage, then tormented her father after the wedding. But when that shrew comes to the door and points at Cui Yu's nose, calling her a non-blood relative who should mind her own business, Before Cui Yu can rush over and tear into the woman's mouth, she hears a man's voice from next door. "I've seen people force others to buy things, but I've never seen anyone forced to get married." Cui Yu: "..." Pfft! Theme: