The Crafty Big Sister Who Parents in Reverse [The Sixties]

(Please leave a rating now that it's complete! Recommended upcoming novel: The Lazy Couple of the Seventies. Scroll down for the blurb.) Preschool teacher Song He transmigrates into Song Hehua and opens her eyes in the middle of a great famine. With the elders now gone, she has to take her three younger siblings to Li Family Village and seek refuge with her aunt! Song He rolls her eyes and wants to die for a little while. With nothing but a broken bowl from the start, how is she supposed to keep three four-year-olds alive? Song He feels the steamed buns that have suddenly appeared in her arms, swallows, and loses the urge to kill herself. Maybe she can hang on after all. Everyone praises Song He as a good big sister, and the three children think so too. Big Sister can't do anything. Big Sister is so pitiful. She's doing everything for me, so I have to work hard for her! Song He: What am I supposed to do? I'm exhausted from raising you every day! So the future entrepreneur eldest brother gets up early every day to scrub the toilet. Song He: Wow, even little sis can do something as difficult as washing dishes? So the future scientist never misses a meal's worth of dishes. Song He: Good heavens, I couldn't even sweep or wipe tables when I was little! So future high-ranking official Mi Bao excels at sweeping and wiping tables. People say the eldest boy is the Song family's heir and must be indulged, the little sister is the youngest and must be pampered, and Mi Bao is his uncle's only child and must be protected... Late at night, Song He pores over a parenting handbook and solemnly shakes her head. Rule number one for raising children: Let the kids do the things that are their responsibility, and let them do the things that aren't their responsibility, too. The lazier the parents, the harder the kids work. A cunning big sister, raising kids in reverse! Song He is useless at farm work, unable to tell crops from weeds. To support herself, she thinks it over and decides to return to her old profession, hoping to earn enough to eat. She never expected her kindergarten to keep growing: from the village to the commune, then to the county; from the city newspaper to the provincial paper, then to national news. Preschool teacher Song He leaves her own unique mark on the era! * Women hold up half the sky. * Children are the hope of the nation and the future of the motherland. P.S. This is not a typical child-rearing story. The heroine is not a self-sacrificing big sister. She will let anyone else suffer before she lets herself suffer. Soft-spoken but hard-hearted, very hard. An alternate-history period piece. The heroine has a golden finger: a kindergarten kitchen. The early part focuses on survival, everyday life, and food. Later, the heroine will devote herself to our country's preschool education and help build the field! Upcoming novel: The Lazy Couple of the Seventies Cheng Baozhu is just like her name: the apple of her parents' eye, and a useless weakling who can't lift a basket or carry a load. On her eighteenth birthday, Cheng Baozhu unexpectedly transmigrates to 1975 and becomes the new wife of a notorious loafer from the surrounding villages. Looking at the dark pickled vegetables, the drafty walls, and the collapsed half of the outhouse... She decides she'd rather die. Cooking God System: Host, wait! You have a golden finger! Cheng Baozhu: I still want to die. Cooking God System: Let's talk this over. Put down the knife first, and look at the year. Better times are just around the corner! This System offers a complete range of services for the food and beverage industry, helping you reach the pinnacle of life and become a first-generation rich person! A first-generation rich person? Cooking God System: That's right. Just follow me every night to learn cooking, how to identify ingredients, grow ingredients, manage a business... Really? Cheng Baozhu considers it for a moment, then turns her gaze to her loafer of a husband. Xu Chuan is a notorious loafer, known far and wide. His older brother is honest, his parents spoil him, and he works fewer than three days a year. Raised by his parents and siblings into a pretty-faced layabout, he becomes the person every child in the village wants to be. He plans to spend his whole life loafing around with his wife, but then he gets bound to a strange Cooking God System. Can't cook, bzzzt, electric shock. Can't read, bzzzt, electric shock. Refuses to study, bzzzt, electric shock. From then on, every night Xu Chuan is dragged into a space where he can't leave until he's finished learning a dish. Big news in the commune: the Xu family's youngest son, a lazy glutton, has married Cheng family's pampered little daughter! Everyone thinks this couple is doomed, certain they'll starve to death or die in poverty. Who could have guessed that these two idle layabouts would make such a prosperous life for themselves? Year one: pay off the team's old debts. Year two: have money to spare. Year three: open a shop in the city. Year four... Well, by year four, they've moved to the capital. The next time you see them, it'll be in the newspaper! P.S. The heroine has her own complete career arc, and the hero has his own complete career arc. They don't interfere with each other. An alternate-history period piece. Both leads have flaws, and their biggest problem is that they're both lazy gluttons. They'll change later on. A lazy loafer × a pampered young lady Completed food novel: Our Ancestors Made Me Cook at Knife-Point Hanfu business novel: I Own a Hanfu Shop Weibo: Jinjiang Da'e Taxueni Theme: Even in the harshest circumstances, you can turn things around against all odds.