A Country Girl from Ancient Times Arrives at the Compound [The Sixties]

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Da Ya, a young village girl from ancient times, couldn't understand why she had squeezed through a crowd to watch a street performance only to suddenly find herself aboard a train hundreds of years in the future.

Taking someone's advice, she left her hometown to find the husband she had never met.

Everything was new to Da Ya, and she didn't understand any of it. She knew only that she had to keep her head down and work hard.

Ren Qingsong was handsome and talented. Still young, he had already become a battalion commander, making him the most sought-after eligible bachelor in the entire family compound.

Then one day, Ren Qingsong's younger sister, Miya, arrived at the compound. She was so skinny that she looked pitiful.

Gradually, everyone began to notice the irresistible aroma of food coming from the Ren home, the new homespun clothes Ren Qingsong wore, and the heavy crops growing in the terraced fields...

The whole compound soon grew envious of Ren Qingsong. Some people even started asking around for information about Miya.

Just as a few of them were getting ready to make their move, they heard some surprising news. The younger sister they had seen wasn't his real sister, but the bride Ren Qingsong had picked up as a child?

Everyone who heard about it declared, "A child bride is a feudal relic. Battalion Commander Ren, you're a man of the new era. You'd never accept an arranged marriage!

Right???"

Reader's guide:

1. Entirely fictional setting, everyday family life.

Coming soon: The Early-Deceased Wife of a Business Tycoon in a Period Novel

Blurb: After fainting one day, Chu Ying suddenly realized she had transmigrated into the memoir of a business tycoon.

Her newlywed husband was young and reckless, and had no interest in earning a living.

Only after she died did he turn his life around for the sake of their child, rise to the top amid the tides of the times, and seize his moment.

Chu Ying struggled awake from the dream and slapped her husband, Qi Hua, who was sitting by the bed.

You only know to spit out your snot after the train has crossed the river; you only know to turn when the train has hit the wall; and you only know to feed the baby after your wife is dead.

If you've got what it takes to earn money, then get moving!!!

Chu Ying absolutely refused to die in childbirth this time because she couldn't afford to go to the hospital.

Theme: Hard work creates a happy life