Military Life Diary of the 1970S

Recommended upcoming novels: Another Day of Killing the Child-Rearing System, Top-Tier Beauty, and Becoming a Female Duke After Fleeing Famine Synopsis: Wen Jiajia transmigrated to The 1970s and woke up to find herself an aunt. The original owner was the youngest daughter in her family. Because they were poor, they gave her to a family in the city to raise as their own. But after a while, her adoptive parents had a son, and their cherished daughter became an overworked nanny. When her adoptive parents tried to force her into marriage for their own benefit, she fought back, ruining their chances of promotion. Later, to avoid trouble, she severed ties with her adoptive parents and returned to the countryside. But her run of bad luck wasn't over. The day the original owner returned to her village, her birth parents and older sisters all died after eating mushrooms. Only the original owner and two children were left in the family. Standing at the door of her home, the original owner was so terrified by the sight of death that she fainted. When she woke up, she had become Wen Jiajia. Wen Jiajia: ...To be honest, I want to die, too. There were many kind people in the village, all concerned about the children left behind. They said, "You're their aunt, an elder. You can't just abandon your two sisters' children." Wen Jiajia hesitated. "Fine, I'll take care of them." They said, "The adults in your family are dead, and you have no savings or able-bodied workers. How will you survive?" Wen Jiajia nodded. "Right. How will I survive?" They said, "That soldier who carried you to the hospital did you a favor. Why not marry him?" Wen Jiajia was shocked. "What the hell? That's repaying kindness with betrayal!" A few months later. Wen Jiajia packed up and followed that extremely unlucky soldier far away to join his unit... Upcoming novel: Another Day of Killing the Child-Rearing System Qian Miaofu was famous for being a "piece of work." Her sharp little mouth could butt into any conversation, and she could roll her eyes so dramatically she'd set a world record. Her only hobbies were eating good food, wearing nice clothes, and showing off. One day, she transmigrated to the 1970s, where her favorite things were all out of reach. She lived in a house made of yellow mud, wore coarse homespun cloth, and ate meals made of sweet potatoes. And as if that wasn't enough, Qian Miaofu, a well-known egoist, got bound to a child-rearing System. The child-rearing System's theme: I love raising adorable kids. The child-rearing System's principle: Raise lots and lots of kids. The child-rearing System's mission: Give your all to raising kids. In short: The kids eat meat, I drink the broth. The kids sleep, I work. The kids cry, I soothe them. The kids get mad, I reflect on myself. Did they seriously think Qian Miaofu would agree to that? She did. Bowing her head to survive was nothing to be ashamed of. So Qian Miaofu had a bright idea and wrote her own name, "Qian Miaofu," in the box for the child-rearing target. I'm raising myself. What's wrong with that? Who says I can't be a baby, too? Recommended completed novels set in bygone eras: The Tea-Art Big Sister Takes the Opposite Approach to Raising Kids [The 1960s], Lazy Couple in the 1970s, After My Husband Went to the Countryside [The 1970s], and Stockpiling Expert in the 1960s Theme: Keep moving forward and fear nothing.