Holding a Space in the 60s: A Nest of Seven Babies, Five Soldiers

Zhang Siyu was involved in a car accident. When she opened her eyes again, she was in a small fishing village in the 1960s, as Cheng Zhenzhu, a widow single-handedly raising three children.

The good news was that she accidentally activated a system, which came with a three-bedroom, one-living room portable space. The clothes, snacks, and vegetables she had hoarded before all came into use.

The system also frequently dropped tools. An ordinary piece of driftwood could save people from storms. A fishing rod that could only be used three times a day always caught huge surprises. A worn-out fishing net, as long as it was cast, never returned empty...

Just like that, Zhang Siyu and her three children began a blissful island life in the 1960s, filled with fish and meat.

One day, Zhang Siyu accidentally discovered that this world was a novel, with a male and female lead. Her role was the biological mother of three of the male and female leads' adopted sons, who had died early and only existed in memory.

The fates of these three adopted sons in the book were very bad. The eldest joined the army and died in an accident. The third focused on scientific research and died young due to illness. Only the second child became a ne'er-do-well...

Before she could recover, an accident struck again. The world constructed by the book collapsed, and she was on the verge of disappearing.

This was because the original male and female leads of the book had died! If she wanted to survive, she had to take on the responsibilities of the original male and female leads and cultivate new male and female leads.

Zhang Siyu looked at the helpless, vulnerable, crying infants and fell silent.