A Little Treasure Brings a Learning System to the Seventies

After years of hard work, Sun Yuan finally retired from the quick transmigration agency. For her final reincarnation, she was determined to choose the easiest retirement world possible.

The quick transmigration agency didn't disappoint. It sent her to the warm, loving family she'd dreamed of and even gave her a learning System as a bonus.

After transmigrating to the 1970s, the adorable baby with a learning System went: Meow meow meow? Even transmigrating to the 1970s can't save me from having to study?

[Learn to smile and receive twenty steamed buns made with white flour.]

[Learn to roll over and receive five kilograms of polished rice.]

[Learn to say "Mama" and receive a poached chicken.]

[Learn to add numbers up to ten and receive a braised pork knuckle.]

[Learn the Leibniz formula and receive a jar of wildflower honey.]

All right, learning will be my life's mission!

With the learning System urging her on, Sun Yuan became the Sun family's little lucky star and the apple of everyone's eye.

With little Sun Yuan leading the way, the family improved the soil, dug for medicinal herbs, mixed animal feed, and delivered piglets... Step by step, she not only showed her family the importance of education and knowledge, but also made the Sun family the most comfortable and well-off household in the village.

Gradually, thanks to the learning System, Sun Yuan became the most knowledgeable and well-educated child in the village.

In the end, she even became the first person from Sun Family Village to attend a prestigious university, and the first university professor.

Yu Yue lived an unremarkable life and believed it was because she had missed the opportunities of her era. After transmigrating and becoming Yu Zhaodi in the 1970s, she knew where the times were headed. Surely this life would finally go smoothly, and she'd marry a wealthy man who started from nothing?

For example, Li Wenyao from her village. Who could have guessed that the most unassuming little kid in the village would become such a famous entrepreneur?

Yu Zhaodi, full of energy and confidence, never imagined that even knowing where the times were headed, she would still be swept up in the tides of history and dragged into the nightmare of preferring boys over girls.

Meanwhile, Sun Yuan, whom she had never heard of in her previous life, had everything go her way. Not only did she become a renowned university professor in the village, but she also won Li Wenyao's affection and became the future wife of a wealthy man.

Yu Zhaodi, struggling through the nightmares of being treated as inferior for being a girl and being forced to drop out of school, never expected that the one who would save her this time would be Sun Yuan, a girl she envied and resented.

After awakening, Yu Zhaodi finally realized that what held her back in this life wasn't just the backward era and the belief that boys mattered more than girls, but also the values she'd unknowingly absorbed.

She should never have thought she could rely on someone else. The only person she could ever truly depend on was herself.

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Mu Yun, an agricultural student, was born into the Jing Kingdom as its eldest princess. She thought she'd live like royalty as a beloved princess, but her birth mother died in childbirth, and her stepmother saw her and her younger brother as thorns in her side. As soon as Mu Yun came of age, the empress arranged for her to marry into the grasslands to seal a political alliance.

The people of Gaole Kingdom were said to be a tribe of uncivilized savages who lived off raw meat and blood. Their khan was over fifty, wounded by a blade, and gravely ill. Mu Yun hadn't imagined that the dynasty had declined so far that it would entrust the hope of maintaining relations between the two kingdoms to a single woman.

A grand bridal procession stretching ten miles, laden with gold and silver treasures, thousands of private soldiers, hundreds of craftsmen, seeds, medicinal herbs...

This was Mu Yun's dowry, as well as the national gift meant to maintain relations between the two kingdoms.

The two kingdoms celebrated, but Mu Yun alone grieved. With this parting, all the commercial forces she'd spent years building would have to lie low, and her dream of continuing to develop new seeds seemed out of reach.

The bleak grassland stretched as far as the eye could see. Mu Yun stood on the damp soil of a river valley, hope kindling in her heart. This valley had the best soil for farming.

Wu Enqi, the fourth son of the Gaole khan and the child of a Han Chinese woman, had suffered abuse throughout his childhood. When he grew up, he fought back and became Gaole's commander-in-chief. He had once taken the head of the Northern Di commander, and now served as the envoy responsible for escorting the princess as part of the marriage alliance.

A grand bridal procession stretching ten miles, a journey of a thousand miles, and countless dangers. Wu Enqi killed every Northern Di assassin, wiped the blood from the corner of his mouth, and pulled the princess into his arms.

Only Mu Yun knew what he whispered in her ear.

"According to Gaole's old custom, a son inherits his father's wife. Princess, you will belong to me in the end."

The historical record states: Princess Mu was the eldest daughter of Emperor Jingwen and the eldest sister of Emperor Jingde. A celestial maiden descended to earth, blessed with a spirit womb and prenatal wisdom. Clever from childhood, she excelled at farming. As an adult, she was gentle and refined, eager to learn and virtuous. In the eleventh year of the Zhengping reign, she married into Gaole, raised cattle and sheep, made butter and cheese, cultivated fine seeds, and sought cotton bolls. She nourished the people and brought prosperity to the realm for generations. She also valued diplomatic relations, establishing markets and opening trade routes, bringing the two kingdoms closer than ever before. In the third year of the Fengning reign, Emperor De, moved by her virtue, named her the Princess Who Pacifies the Nation, granting her a rank equal to the emperor's.

Theme: Lifelong learning is an attitude.