Raising Kids with Taobao in the Sixties

My next novel will be A Family in Heshangou in the Sixties. Click the author's profile in the upper-right corner, then scroll down and click to add it to your favorites. I hope I can count on everyone's support. Bows at a ninety-degree angle. Blurb: A twenty-five-year-old PhD with big career ambitions transmigrates to the early sixties with Taobao and becomes the matriarch of a large family. Her sons all died as martyrs, and her daughters-in-law remarried, leaving behind seven grandchildren. The twenty-five-year-old PhD has no choice but to struggle to survive in this difficult era with Taobao by her side. Fortunately, she opened a shop on Taobao that specializes in selling goods from the sixties, which helps her support the whole family. She never expected that her seven seemingly ordinary grandchildren would all grow up to become big shots in business and entertainment. He Zhi is extremely satisfied with this life!!!! 1. This is a period novel, and there's still no male lead. 2. I'm still a fan of the heroine's career. There's lots of everyday family life, and feel-good moments are the main focus. The heroine's career score is off the charts. 3. Please add it to your favorites. Keep it up, my beloved little angels. 4. Mwah! 5. Love you all. Heart hands. My next novel will be A Family in Heshangou in the Sixties. Dear little angels, please add it to your favorites. 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 went begging with his sister, carrying a stick of firewood. Since his sister was so young, he chased off the dogs for her. Kindhearted people always gave them a little extra because they felt sorry for her. Later, he was so poor that he couldn't find a wife. Then, somehow, he brought a young bride back to the village. She looked small and thin, but she was undeniably pretty. Now it's 1960. Zhou Hongshan taught himself to read and do arithmetic, and became the village team leader and accountant. He has two sons and two daughters. His eldest son's second child is about to be born, while his second son is still a troublemaker. His eldest daughter is promising and got into nursing school. His youngest daughter is still little, but already looks very clever. Even so, he's still worried, fretting over food, drink, and the affairs of this big family. Su Wen is an orphan. But she has a brilliant mind and got into the best university while still in her teens. Then she died. When she woke up again, it was the sixties, with nothing to eat or drink. 1. A lively, bustling life in the sixties. 2. Just everyday trivialities. 3. A good life takes care and effort to build. Theme: Everyday life raising children and family matters