Reading Guide: All you adorable readers, please take a look before you start.
This is a slice-of-life story about trading supplies in those days and building up strength to protect yourself!
It's clichéd! Very clichéd, so don't expect too much!
The characters won't be ruthless and decisive. The story is written according to the realities of that era.
So if the main character seems too saintly at the beginning, please stop reading right away. There's no need to keep subscribing!
Otherwise, you'll just get angrier the more you read. There's no point spending money to upset yourself!
Blurb:
Su Xiaoxiao runs a supermarket. Just before her new store is about to open, while checking the warehouse stock, a box falls from above.
When she opens her eyes, she's transmigrated to the 1960s and become a 34-year-old widow.
Becoming a widow is one thing, but she's even become a mother-in-law.
Her children are estranged and disloyal, not one of them is on their mother's side.
In her previous life, she was also 34, but she could still have found a partner if she'd wanted to.
After all, a good woman won't have trouble finding a husband, especially when she has a pile of cash in her hands.
But what about now?
Can she really keep children like these?
Can she count on them to look after her in her old age and see her to the grave?
After thinking it over, Su Xiaoxiao decides to forget it!
Although finding a partner at her age in this era really isn't easy,
she should still give it her best shot.
But she never expected to
meet two men who fit her tastes.
She may have feelings for them, but they don't feel the same. Su Xiaoxiao isn't the type to fawn over someone.
Who would have thought her luck would be pretty good after coming to the county town?
Things don't work out with the man who catches her eye.
Instead, she ends up with a rough, unsophisticated man...
Theme: A family united, whole, and living together in harmony!
The eldest is self-righteous, the second is arrogant, the third is stupid and heartless, and the youngest is okay for the time being.
Ah, so annoying. Why does Wang Xiuqin eat so much?
When should I cut off the relationship? It's so annoying.
I don't understand what the heroine is doing. She doesn't want to associate with her original husband's family, but the gang also gives her expensive clothes and provides her with delicious food. Can people not think that you are easy to bully? At that time, it was a very good standard to prepare some meat and vegetables from the work canteen to entertain guests. Having a portable supermarket was not used in this way. It felt like the heroine was able to follow the wisdom-reducing halo user, which made the monk Erzhang scratch his head.
I feel like the male protagonist is superfluous and blunt.
Why hasn't it been updated yet? It sucks!
No more updates? It's been a week
I'm afraid of fighting, so I missed one, right?
When will Lao Gong be transferred?
My ex-mother-in-law is okay... Why is my eldest son going in the direction of the best? Did I tell her wife... There are too many trivial matters.