The Seven Figures Household

College student Lin Zhen got into a car accident on her way back to the city. When she woke up, she found herself facing mud walls covered in newspaper, a chipped enamel basin with peeling paint, and a yellowed certificate honoring a "Five Good Soldier"... Wasn't this the home of Ji Xiaoniu, one of her students from the Dà Hengshan rural teaching program? Ji Xiaoniu was the smartest and most unfortunate child in her class. His parents had died in a construction site accident, his aunt had married far away and vanished without a trace, and his only family was a photograph of his grandfather, a striking, righteous-looking man with sharp brows and bright eyes, practically a national heartthrob. Lin Zhen was stunned. She'd become Lin Zhenzhen, Ji Xiaoniu's grandmother, who had died young! She was already married, and had a baby on the way. To keep her future grandson from becoming an orphan living on relief grain, she had no choice but to work with his grandfather to escape poverty, prosper, and become a household worth ten thousand yuan. Lin Zhen (Lin Zhenzhen) spread her hands. "You probably won't believe me, but I became the grandmother of one of my students. (Smiles.)" Blurb Two Ji Yuanming had put off marriage until the "ripe old age" of twenty-six because he'd joined the army. His mother threatened to kill herself unless he married a young wife. His young wife was fair-skinned and pretty, with two glossy black braids. She'd graduated from high school, was educated, and was only nineteen! This was ridiculous! He'd only attended literacy classes for two years, and he was so much older. It was like a fresh flower stuck in a pile of cow dung! He decided that the next time he came home on leave, he'd help his young wife "escape her misery." But when his young wife heard he wanted a divorce, she flew into a rage. "Ji Yuanming, you don't want your grandson anymore? You don't want to become a household worth ten thousand yuan?" Ji Yuanming's gaze darkened. The ten thousand yuan didn't matter. Did his young wife mean she wanted to... have a baby with him and fill their home with grandchildren? In any case, the residents of Baishuigou noticed that ever since Old Ji married his young wife, his family's life had been getting better and better. Without a word, they'd suddenly become a household worth ten thousand yuan, famous far and wide. ★★★★★ Please add The Mix-Up of 1970 to your reading list! ★★★★★ An Ran was the beauty of the city's Third Cotton Mill. Her father was the deputy director, her stepmother chaired the labor union, and they lived in a small official's residence. Every day, factory kids waited along her route to and from school just to catch a glimpse of her. Yet somehow, she managed to turn a winning hand into a complete mess. At eighteen, she was sent to the countryside. She dated a sent-down youth, had a daughter who turned out to be an ungrateful brat, and squandered her health partying until she developed kidney failure... She thought life couldn't possibly get worse. But when she tried to find a kidney match for her daughter, she discovered that the "daughter" she'd raised for twenty-seven years wasn't her biological child! Her real daughter had been conditioned by another family into a good-for-nothing who'd dropped out of school early, devoted herself to her intellectually disabled younger brother, and was expected to marry in his place! After being literally angered to death, An Ran opened her eyes again in the summer of 1976. She'd just given birth at the city hospital, and a wrinkled little monkey lay beside her... ★★★★★ The author's completed novels are nice and long, dig in! ★★★★★ The Little Earth Spirit Is Three and a Half: Adorable and delightfully mindless Marrying the Coal Boss: He really does own a mine Back to When My Ex-Husband Had Just Died: A construction boss raises his daughter Jiang Chun Enters the Old Year: A straightforward ancient man learns how to dote on his wife Transmigrated into the Heroine's Short, Dark Younger Sister: An older factory worker turns her life around Theme: Self-reliance and how technology can change the world