In her previous life, Ma Wenjie had no children. She lived freely and had a pretty good life.
But in her old age, a nursing-home aide hit her on the head. In a fit of anger, she got into a shouting match with the aide, suffered a brain hemorrhage, and died!
People often say there are a thousand ways to live.
If she could live again, Ma Wenjie wanted to try a different way.
But that rotten old Heaven made her transmigrate into a book, where she became a female cannon-fodder character.
To avoid the hardship of being sent to the countryside, the original Ma Wenjie, a sent-down youth, married the sickly son of the production team's captain to escape the backbreaking farm work.
Then her husband died, leaving her with triplets who were only three years old and a handful to manage. They demanded food one minute and clothes the next.
The book said: The triplets lost their father when they were young, and their sent-down youth mother abandoned them. With no one to teach them right from wrong, they all grew up to be society's dregs!
Ma Wenjie swore she never wanted to transmigrate into a book!
The three little tykes went out every day to step in cow dung, got into fights with the production team's children, and were carried home by three mother wolves who had gone wild with maternal instinct!
Good grief, help! She'd rather argue with the nursing-home aide than raise these little monsters.
In what used to be Linhong Commune, one mother raised three legendary figures, and people never tired of talking about them.
But what everyone didn't know was:
The oldest son made a fortune growing fruit, but he had a magical spring, so he could grow anything.
The second child was a girl who could understand animals. She became a famous pig farmer in the area, worth hundreds of millions.
The youngest son could read people's minds. He went abroad to do scientific research, then returned with an entire research team to serve his country.
They all became outstanding contributors to society. Taking the stage to give their speeches, they said, "We thank our mother..."
Theme: If you bring children into the world, you have to raise them well!
