My Husband Is Gone, So I'm Sending Our Three Kids to Qingbei [The 1980s]

Liang Yu struggled to survive in the apocalypse for ten years. Just as she was about to witness the arrival of a new world, her team betrayed her during a mission, and she died in a horde of zombies.

When she woke up again, she found herself inside a book.

She had become the prematurely deceased mother of three future villains.

In the book, the villains' father died serving his country, and their mother died young. The three children grew up begging for food, despised and abused by everyone around them.

So when the heroine gave them a bowl of food as children, it became a ray of light in their lives.

The eldest son was a genius. To be with the heroine, he went so far as to get involved in financial fraud, and ended up in prison.

The second son was a hacking prodigy. To steal the heroine away, he maliciously hacked the male lead's company's computers, causing losses of hundreds of millions. He ended up behind bars too.

The most pitiful was the original owner's little daughter. To save her two older brothers, she was tricked into going to northern Myanmar, tortured until she was covered in wounds, and dumped in a mass grave.

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When Liang Yu woke up, she saw three children staring at her timidly, fear still in their eyes.

Her maternal instincts surged all at once.

In the apocalypse, the virus made it difficult for people to have children, so little ones were the most precious beings of all.

Liang Yu had never married or had children, but that belief had always been deeply ingrained in her.

According to the book, today was the day the original owner died, marking the beginning of the three children's tragic lives.

But now she was here! And it seemed she'd brought her wood-based ability from her previous life with her!

In the food-scarce, clothing-short 1960s, this ability was incredibly useful.

Liang Yu often brought delicious food down from the mountains for the three children.

The villagers were astonished. How was it that the Liang family, a widow and her children, was doing better and better now that the husband was gone?

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The man was gone, but so what? Her ability made her strong, so chopping wood and doing chores were no problem.

The villagers could mock her all they liked. It didn't matter. With her ability, she could secretly enjoy good food with the three children, then spend every evening helping them study. Life was wonderful.

Wait, how had all the children gotten into top universities?

The whole village came to ask her how she taught them.

She didn't know! She really had only taught them a little here and there.

Theme: Study hard and improve every day