The Passerby Next Door is a modified version of this one. If you want to continue reading, please go next door.
Zhang Xiachu changed from a squeamish young lady to a little village girl in the 1970s.
The 1970s were miserable. We ate steamed buns all day long and tasted gritty and hard, making it hard to swallow.
We were so poor in the 1970s that we needed meat stamps to buy meat, oil stamps to buy oil, and cloth stamps to buy clothes.
Fortunately, she brought a Holy Mother System with her when she traveled through the book. As long as she did good people and good deeds stipulated by the system, she could get points.
Points can be exchanged for food, clothing, and money.
Zhang Xiachu suddenly felt that becoming the first 10,000-yuan household in the 1970s was not a dream.
But the tasks required by the system are not simple either. Help the old lady cut pig grass and help the old grandfather cut firewood.
Zhang Xiachu, who could even hurt her hands with a piece of grass, quickly understood the current situation. She wanted to quietly train a long-term worker in the 1970s!
That poor little guy who lives in a thatched hut in the back hill and drinks water every day to fill his stomach is you. I think you are quite suitable. As long as you follow my sister from now on, I will ensure that you have everything you need.
Xie Hongze is the little pitiful person Zhang Xiachu calls him. His mother died when he was young, and his father soon married a new wife.
Xie Hongze spent his childhood being bullied by his stepmother and brother. He developed an indifferent, paranoid, and selfish temperament.
When he was hesitating whether to light a fire in his thatched house, it was over.
Zhang Xiachu shouted from outside the door, "Xie Hongze, my hand is scratched, come out and help me chop the pigweed."
Xie Hongze: What's going on with him? Is it time to cut down the pigweed?
Forget it, let's help Zhang Xiachu cut the pigweed first, otherwise she will cry again.
Intention: work hard
