Back to the Sixties to Live My Life

Blurb: As the youngest of the five beautiful daughters in the Shen family, Shen Hanlu bears the responsibility of finding a live-in son-in-law to carry on the family line. To that end, she sets her standards for a partner: honest, poor, and handsome. After accidentally hitting her head, Shen Hanlu regains the memories of her past life and is shocked to realize that saving her precarious ideas about love isn't the most urgent thing. There are only a few months left until 1966.

Content warnings: Period piece, farming, everyday life, little romance, slow pace, slow pace, slow pace.

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Yao Wuhong's parents had seven daughters in a row, but still couldn't accept the fate of having no son.

After their prettiest daughter, Dahong, was offered a bride price of as much as three hundred yuan, Yao Wuhong's parents saw a way to make money and planned to use it to adopt a son to support them in old age.

Yao Wuhong quickly foiled their plan and put an end to their hopes of adopting a son.

Then she pointed at Zhang Chuping and said, "It's fine. A son-in-law is half a son. Having one is better than having none."

Theme: Hard work and simplicity can lead to a good life.