Raising a Family in the 1960S

(Updates daily at 6 p.m.) In her previous life, Wei Xu devoted herself entirely to her research and eventually died from overwork. Looking back on her life, outsiders would have thought she had a happy family, a harmonious marriage, and a husband who was an important figure in scientific research. Her two sons and daughter all grew up to be outstanding. But only she knew that her marriage was cold, her children were starved of affection, and she herself was indifferent. When she wakes up again, she wants to put her heart into living this new life. Looking at the man who is still just as distant, she thinks they should set each other free and start living their own lives properly. "Have you thought about getting a divorce?" "Wei Xu, we didn't divorce in our previous life, and we won't divorce in this one either." Wei Xu: ???? Wei Xu knows that no one's life is perfect. She intends to live this one well. Wei Yan (who takes the female lead's surname) is the most unreliable of the Wei family's grandchildren. After a car accident, he ends up in the 1960s and somehow becomes his grandmother's younger male cousin. He originally wanted to help reconcile his grandparents, whose relationship was strained, but he didn't expect to get a harsh education from life in the 1960s first. Zhihu question: If you went back to the 1960s, what earth-shattering achievement would you want to accomplish? Anonymous: Does getting enough to eat count? 1. This is a story about a couple starting over, working, and raising children. 2. Part of the 1960s series. 3. In their previous lives, both leads were workaholics. They weren't perfect parents or a perfect couple. 4. There are no research details because I don't know enough about the subject. 5. This is mostly an alternate setting with many original details. Don't compare it to reality. Just enjoy reading. 6. I hope my sweet readers will support me and help this little dumpling grow into a big one. Love you all, mwah! Next story The Male Lead Keeps Getting His Comeuppance (Quick Transmigration) As the leader of the romance division in the mission-execution System, Gu Wan has a disorder that prevents her from understanding emotions. And yet she's a renowned expert at winning people over within the System. This time, her superiors assign a mission: the supporting female characters in various worlds are consumed by resentment and want the male leads to love them. Every member of the romance division sent out has failed. So Gu Wan has to take matters into her own hands. A supporting female character who was taken as a child bride during wartime: a gentle, obedient, timid, beautiful child bride x a cold, ambitious male lead who only wants to distinguish himself through military service A supporting female character who is a wife in a wealthy family: a pampered young heiress who only knows how to shop x a ruthless, cold-blooded male lead from an aristocratic clan A supporting female character who is the second female lead, a school beauty devoted to her childhood sweetheart: a clever, self-effacing girl with a secret crush x a cold male lead with emotional scars 1. This story is already underway and won't be abandoned. This little dumpling is going to grow into a big one, so I won't give up on any of my babies. Let's go! 2. Angsty story, angsty story, angsty story. Important things are said three times. (Only the male lead suffers.) 3. Don't conflate the leads' actions with the author's. 4. The male lead is split into different versions. There will probably be ten worlds, but he's the same person in all of them. Theme: Strive to be a good person.