Retirement in the Chronicles

Ge You died suddenly after staying up late to change her plan, and transformed into a stingy old woman in the 1970s. She thought she could easily take care of herself, but unexpectedly she ended up in a bookstore. The original owner had three sons and one daughter, each with their own quirks. The eldest son was an honest and filial son. He was replaced with a job in the electronics factory but didn't know how to fight for it. He spent his whole life as a weakling and died of depression in middle age. The second son was a gangster who went to jail for stealing from a warehouse. After he was released from prison, the son inherited his father's business and became a gangster. The third son is amazing. The heroine's licking dog takes the whole family's sacrifice to support the heroine. In the end, the heroine and the hero stay and fly together. The younger daughter was born with a love brain. Because she also liked the male protagonist, she became the female protagonist's comparison group. Because of her bad reputation, she was deceived by a black matchmaker and married to a divorced and domestically violent old man with three children. When she passed through, she happened to enter the plot where the third son of the evil ghost took the eldest son's job quota in the army and gave it to the heroine who had just dropped out of school. The original heroine was so angry that her eyes darkened and she passed out. Geyou: I can't stand it any longer! ! In the original text, the evil spirit's third son, who dragged the whole family to hell, was driven out of the house to fend for himself. He then sold the eldest son's job to the heroine and used the money to improve his life. Ge You lent money to the eldest daughter-in-law's family to tide over the difficulties, and found a job for the eldest son again, winning over the pure filial piety and respect of the eldest son and his wife. Relying on the original plot, it successfully prevented the young daughter from being deceived into marriage by a black matchmaker and having to wash and cook for a domestically violent old man who raised three children. It also reported it to the Women's Federation to deal with countless lesbians who were tortured by black matchmakers. The days had just calmed down, and her second son was almost tricked into committing a crime again. Fortunately, she reported the crime in time and detained him at the train station. … Later, all the cannon fodder became talents. The eldest son, who was supposed to be a mud-legged son, set up a toy factory and became a local entrepreneur, providing employment opportunities for ordinary people. The second son of a gangster who went to jail became an engineer at an electronics factory, and for the first time got a job in a state-owned enterprise. The love-minded daughter sealed her heart and studied for a Ph. D., Becoming a national talent and contributing to the construction of the motherland. Only the second son of the original dog-licking male/the third son of the top student lost the sacrifice of his family, failed the college entrance examination, became an ordinary person, and watched the heroine leave him. * After the economic reform and opening up, Geyou began to work hard and led his daughter-in-law to start a business, growing mushrooms, keeping bees, and processing agricultural and sideline products. By controlling quality standards, he gained a reputation as a farmer, entered large supermarket booths, and sold nationwide, making a lot of money. As the demand in the farmer's market expanded, Geyou proposed to build a village-run enterprise, provide technical support to villagers, and encourage people to do household contract work, which promoted the local people's livelihood economy. After her family has fully blossomed, Geyou is finally on the verge of her dream retirement life. Each of her children is more filial than the other. Even at the age of grandparents, they are jealous in front of her. One more sneeze can alert the whole family to ask for her welfare. … Purpose: to shine in the historical literature