Transmigrated into the Body of a Farmhouse Old Woman

Gu Feifei, with her fair skin and beautiful looks, transmigrated into the body of a farmwife in her fifties.

The old woman had lost her husband in the spring of the previous year, and her health had declined ever since. After lying ill in bed for a long time, she finally passed away.

She had four sons, two daughters, and ten grandchildren. Her family owned sixty-six mu of good farmland and a shop in town. They lived in a spacious house built of gray bricks with tiled roofs, and had a donkey cart for getting around.

Life seemed full of promise...

Gu Feifei thought it over. With no worries about food or clothes, she could take care of her appearance. So what if she was in her fifties?

She could still be a stylish old lady!

She would do her best to grow younger and live longer, making the most of the second life Heaven had given her.

Gu Feifei's plans sounded lovely, but a family of more than twenty people was bound to rub each other the wrong way now and then.

The old woman had always favored the eldest son's family, year after year. For decades, the Gu family had managed to keep up appearances and muddle through in peace. Now that Gu Feifei no longer had that bias, it was like a drop of water falling into a pot of hot oil, and the Gu family, once more or less peaceful, descended into chaos.

Hmm...

It was a little tricky, but no need to panic. Gu Feifei handled it calmly, because all the younger members of the Gu family held the old lady in high regard. She was the most important person in the household.

There were perks to being old. With Gu Feifei, whose outlook was sunny, leading the way, the Gu family, whose peace had previously been only skin-deep, began to fill with laughter. The lively atmosphere at home improved day by day, and the Gu family of small landowners prospered from then on...

(A warm family story, with a touch of an ensemble cast.)

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