After an explosion, Jian Xiaotong is reborn as a baby who can't control her own eating, drinking, or bodily functions. Her mother is too unwell to breastfeed her, so she can only drink rice water. The family is short on food and clothing, and dozens of relatives all go hungry and cold. In this collective economy, everything has to be bought with ration coupons, and there's nowhere to spend money even if you have it, not that the family has any. Her ancestors were landlords, and they were lucky to be classified as a poor family, but people still hold it against them. Even fishing in the public reservoir to nourish a new mother has to be done discreetly, in case some jealous person sees them and reports them, forcing them to hand over the fish. None of this is a problem, because the entire apartment building where Jian Xiaotong lived in her previous life came along with her. They can't openly provide for her family, but surely they can sneak out enough supplies to keep them from starving. And the building doesn't just save her entire family. It also brings her a thoughtful, capable little “child husband.” With a happy life and a loving family, and even a chance to help society a little, Jian Xiaotong feels that even if she never sees her family and friends from her previous life again, her new life is already wonderful enough.
Theme: The little joys of an ordinary life
The author, as for the people the heroine put into the space, if they have disappeared for more than ten years, the country will no longer trust them, and they will always be under control if they are used. It's too simple to think that the heroine should be the author.
The key is to hide in space. After being released, they disappear out of thin air for ten years. The country cannot find any trace of them in the past ten years. Then it will be difficult for them to work for the country. The country will suspect them of collaborating with the enemy or being spies. They will not be trusted by the country in the future and will live under the surveillance of the country all their lives.
This great ideal scares people away. It's reasonable for you to hide some precious antiques, calligraphy and paintings, etc. Why do you want to hide people?
Didn't we say before that the heroine grew up in an orphanage? Did I remember it wrong?
It would be better to tell stories about their own homes.
This golden finger is really like Doraemon's pocket
This small space goes a long way. I saw the author's previous reply, but now I think it's a pity that the author may not come to Jinjiang anymore to read comments.
The last paragraph is so cute.
The hero appears. In fact, as a modern person, the heroine has a golden finger, so the most convenient way to supplement nutrition is of course to give eggs.
Yes, I also think the detail that the heroine is not fat is well written, and everyone is a smart person.