Transmigrating to the 1970s with a Houseful of Children

It's heartbreaking to watch. The heroine travels to the past and cannot change the reality. There is nothing to say. But as soon as she was helped, she immediately agreed to get married. It made people wonder if she had traveled through time and wanted to have a group of children. I have never seen a woman today who has such thoughts. The funniest thing is that the heroine vomited and fell into a coma. There were so many female educated youths around her, but no one would help her. She had to be helped by a driver. Moreover, if the heroine refuses, it is easy. She can write a letter home and ask her parents. What's more, the heroine was eighteen years old at the time and was marrying a country boy. She might as well have gotten married in the city immediately to avoid going to the countryside. So I don't know why the author keeps emphasizing the preference for boys over girls. This is the norm in society and everyone knows it. But it doesn't mean that women have to have a good life, but they have to devote their lives to it. I grew up in the countryside. It is true that everyone favors boys over girls, but that doesn't mean they don't love their daughters. It doesn't mean that those mothers are fools and will dedicate their lives to their husband's family. Many people have their own thoughts.

There are very few historical texts that are based on realistic research. Although our era here also favored sons over daughters, it has not yet reached the point of abusing daughters, but there is still an obsession with having sons.

This is a period novel. It's very hard in reality, but the novel should be very enjoyable.