Four Big-Shot Sons Take Me to the Peak of Life

My next novel will be "A Family in He Shan Gou in the Sixties." Feel free to add it to your collection. Love you all! Novel blurb: In her past life, Tang Zhen started out as an orphan and worked her way through college, graduate school, and a PhD, finally becoming an internationally renowned translator. Just as her life reached its peak, a car accident sent her to the 1960s. Not only had she become a widow, she now had four kids to raise. But she unexpectedly gained a pocket dimension and a spirit spring. Looking at her four scrawny sons, Tang Zhen rolled up her sleeves. She could work hard and build a life all over again... The spirit spring attracted pheasants, rabbits, and wild boars, and made vegetables grow at lightning speed. Clutching her powerful golden finger, Tang Zhen was over the moon. While everyone expected Tang Zhen to starve to death, she shut her doors and feasted on meat. What Tang Zhen hadn't expected was that her four sons would turn out to be astonishingly capable. One by one, they became leading scientists, business tycoons, translators... Everyone from miles around: Oh my, I'm so jealous. I always said Tang Zhen was a woman of great ability! Reporter: You're truly a wonderful mother. You must have worked so hard... Tang Zhen grinned. It was nothing, really. It was only right... Then she turned away and muttered under her breath, So I came here to coast to victory... Tang Zhen bought only a few courtyard houses, and finally got to experience the simple joys of life... P.S. 1. There is no male lead. I'm a fan of the heroine's career, so just sit back and enjoy the ride. 2. This story takes a little while to warm up. It's about everyday family life, with few awful people. If that isn't your thing, don't read it. If you do, I can't be held responsible. 3. This silly author got a publishing contract! Updates won't stop over the New Year, so don't worry about adding it to your collection, little angels. I'll work hard to update, la la la! 4. As for the update schedule, daily updates of one 3,000-word chapter will resume on the sixteenth. 5. XOXO, love you all. 6. Little angels, please take a moment to add this to your collection. This little dumpling wants to grow into a big bun. My next novel will be this one: "A Family in He Shan Gou in the Sixties." Little angels, please add it to your collections! Zhou Hongshan was born in 1920. He originally had seven siblings, but times were hard, and one of his brothers and one of his sisters starved to death. As a child, he carried a stick of firewood and took his little sister begging. She was young, so he chased the dogs away. Kindhearted people took pity on her and would always give them a little extra. Later, he was so poor he couldn't find a wife. Then, somehow, the villagers didn't know where he had managed to bring one back from. The young woman was small and thin, but undeniably pretty. It was now 1960. Zhou Hongshan had taught himself to read and do arithmetic, and became both the village brigade leader and the accountant. He had two sons and two daughters. His eldest son's second child was about to be born, and his second son was still a bit of a rascal. But his eldest daughter was doing well, having gotten into nursing school, while his youngest was still little but clearly very clever. Even so, he was still worried, fretting over food, drink, and everything else concerning this big family. Su Wen was an orphan. But she had a brilliant mind and got into the best university while still in her teens. Then she died. When she woke up, it was the 1960s, and there was nothing to eat or drink. 1. A lively life in the 1960s. 2. Just the little things of everyday life. 3. A good life takes care and effort to build. Theme: Working hard to get a publishing contract