The Little Nanny from the 1970S, the Ascetic Commander Spoiled Her Like Crazy

[Sober, independent, bright and beautiful heroine*Aloof, ascetic and affectionate male protagonist, The heroine never gets angry + the flower of the high mountain + twins + the one in power bows down for love] In her previous life, Song Shuyu picked up a second-married man whom her sister did not want, and became the wife of the richest man. In this life, the first thing my sister does when she is reborn is to take away her life. A sick father, a partial mother, a sister who fights and robs her, and she is broken. That night, Song Shuyu silently packed up her things and went to her cousin's house in the northeast to be Dehua. Everyone disliked her and advised her to find someone to marry as soon as possible, but she was the most promising. My cousin's postpartum depression? Ever since she came to the house, she has been smiling every day. Are the three nephews all brats? As soon as she disciplined him, he immediately transformed into the child prodigy Zhongyong. Since she came to the family home, there has been a lot of reading, everyone is happy, and every family has asked her to help take care of their children. The military region even gave her special permission to open a childcare class that had never been opened in her previous life to train parents and children. Just after the reform and opening up, Song Shuyu achieved financial freedom. Moreover, all the children she teaches are emerging bosses in all walks of life in the future, and they are chasing after each other and shouting: "Aunt Xiaoyu is mine!" But what happened to that cold-faced officer I met on the train? She just wanted to devote herself to her career and never thought about romance... Many years later, Song Rusi failed to become the wife of the richest man like Song Shuyu in her previous life. It was also tragic to discover that Song Shuyu herself was the richest man, and the men chasing her included senior leaders, well-known professors, and junior male stars, and there were countless men...