I Become a Mom in the 1960s with a Parcel Pickup Station

Jiang Yuan is a rich kid several generations removed from the original fortune, and she loves the natural sciences.

One day, after a plane crash, she transmigrates into a period novel as a wicked mother, bringing along the parcel station from her residential complex.

The original body's husband is defending the country, while she spends his allowance on good food and drink. Her three children are so hungry they're gaunt, and in the end, she raises them into great villains.

The three children's hobbies are all bizarre by the standards of this era.

The eldest son is frail and bookish, and brings all sorts of strange plants home every day, turning the courtyard into a botanical garden.

The second son is built like a little ox, yet likes to hide in his room and embroider things with a needle.

The youngest daughter is silent and withdrawn, barely saying a word all day. She's either squatting beneath a tree or sitting on a stool, staring at the sky.

Looking at the hungry, gaunt children, Jiang Yuan remembers the parcel station that came with her transmigration into the book.

As it turns out, she can only randomly retrieve three parcels from the station each day.

From then on, her luck swings back and forth between good and bad. Today she might get a box of fresh fruit; tomorrow, a potted pitcher plant...

One day, she accidentally enters her husband's room and sees all the little "toys" he has prepared for their youngest daughter.

After a few seconds of silence, she becomes immensely curious about a man she has never met.

Whose father would prepare creepy-crawlies for his five-year-old daughter?

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Later, the notorious menace returns home injured to recuperate, and her parcel station upgrades.

Smile at him, and her luck increases by one!

Make physical contact, and her luck increases by two!

So, in order to become the luckiest person around, Jiang Yuan sets herself a little goal: smile, touch him twice, and pat his face!

Theme: Live well