A Happy Life in the 1970s

Zhaoge was abandoned at an orphanage as a child and never experienced family affection. At the orphanage, she barely had enough to eat and keep warm.

With the school's support, Zhaoge got into a good school and found a satisfying job.

On her days off, she would either visit the orphanage or sit by the amusement park entrance, watching people come and go.

When she saw a car speeding into a crowd, a little girl holding a balloon froze in terror. Without a moment's hesitation, Zhaoge rushed over and pushed her out of the way.

The impact sent her body flying before it crashed down. Amid the clamor all around her, Zhaoge felt no pain. Her soul drifted away.

She watched the little girl's family hold a funeral for her, while her soul remained trapped in a small place for who knew how many years.

Suddenly, an ethereal old voice sounded in her ear: Wonderful, wonderful! This soul doesn't belong to this world, so why did you die for someone of this world? Go back!

A force pulled at her soul. Before Zhaoge could understand what was happening, pain and memories came flooding in.

Zhaoge learned that she had actually been the incomplete-souled, mentally disabled Zhaoge of the 1970s, and that somehow her soul had ended up in the twenty-first century.

Though the Zhaoge of the 1970s was mentally disabled, she was the apple of the Old Chao family's eye. Her future sister-in-law grew jealous of her and led her into the mountains. When the Chao family found out, they searched for her and found her after she'd fallen down a mountainside.

The Old Chao family had worried themselves sick for seven days. Their precious girl had not only woken up, but was no longer mentally disabled. They were overjoyed.

Everyone said the Old Chao family's little fool had survived a calamity and would surely be blessed. The family thought so too.

But their happiness lasted less than a year before worry set in again. Their precious girl had to go to the countryside, and they were beside themselves with worry.

Old Chao could only ask his eldest son, a regiment commander in the military district, to have someone bring his little granddaughter to live with him so she could be looked after.

Zhaoge is delighted to have a family who dotes on her and embraces her new life with joy. With a supermarket space in hand, she isn't afraid of going to the countryside. She's done all kinds of things before.

But why does the cool guy she just met keep showing up in front of her, bringing her food and helping her with chores? Doesn't he have anything to do in his unit? Her uncle is clearly so busy.

Su Xiao had only just recovered from a serious injury when the regiment commander ordered him to pick up his niece. Everyone knew the commander's niece was a little fool. Hearing she was no longer disabled and had been sent to a farm in the countryside, Su Xiao was curious too.

Seeing a pale, glowing little girl in the crowd, Su Xiao couldn't help muttering about which family had raised such a delicate young lady.

Then the little white bun walked up to him, and it was as if she'd walked right into his heart.

Captain Su, who usually never took a break from training, now spent his days grinning foolishly and running outside, his heart already elsewhere. The others couldn't help wondering what was going on.

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