Raising Kids in the 1980S: The Fiery Stepmom Is Cherished by Her Tough Husband

Cui Lianlian suddenly transmigrated into the body of a young woman with the same name in the 1970s. At nineteen, she became a stepmother to four children. Her husband was a soldier who could be too busy to come home even once a year, but at least he sent his entire salary home. That money was more than enough to support all four children, but the original owner was so devoted to her own family that she gave it all to her parents. The children were skin and bones, and their clothes were much too short. On her way to deliver money to her parents’ home, she fell into a river and drowned. All she left behind was a house stripped bare and four hungry children, along with a husband she had barely seen. Cui Lianlian could only ask the heavens in exasperation: I was a preschool teacher in my past life, and now I’m a stepmother. How can I never escape the fate of looking after kids?