She never regretted not getting married when she was young because she loved her freedom and enjoyed being single.
However, as she grew older, she gradually found that she liked children more and more.
She likes to see the innocent smiles of children and hear their cheerful laughter.
However, she could only look at other people's children with envy.
Now, time travel has given her a complete life.
She had three children at once, without going through the pain of raising them, and they were three children born from her own body.
Qian Chunhua's heart was filled with joy and satisfaction, and she couldn't help laughing.
She has all the memories of her life, and she knows that these three children are the most precious gifts in her life.
The eldest son, Zhao Qingyun, is only eight years old, but has already entered school for three years.
According to his teacher, the child is extremely talented and will be able to take part in the Tongkat Ali Examination in the near future, where he will surely win great success.
At this time, Zhao Qingyun took away the treasures in his home.
The second daughter, Zhao Xiaoling, who was only six years old, had already taken on the responsibility of collecting grass for the family's pigs.
Together with her eldest brother Zhao Qingsong, she was responsible for feeding the pigs, chickens and ducks at home.
The youngest son, Zhao Qingfeng, although only three years old, also follows his sister Zhao Xiaoling to help outside and can also help collect some grass for the pigs.
When Qian Chunhua thought of these three children at this moment, an indescribable excitement surged in his heart.
Traveling through this era, although life was hard, she felt it was all worth it with these three children.
During this dynasty, supplies were scarce and every household lived a tight life.
Although the Zhao family has lived in the small village of Huanghualing for generations, the family members are all hardworking and simple. They can make a living with a few acres of thin land and the income from the second son Zhao, Zhao Yongcai, running escorts, and they have also raised a scholar.
Mr. Zhao Daqing and his wife, Ms. Zhao Wang, are both over fifty years old. They have worked in the fields all their lives and have no other source of income.
The eldest son Zhao Yongqiang and his wife Li Cuihong stayed at home to tend to the fields and take care of the elderly and children.
Zhao Yongqiang has two sons and a daughter.
The eldest son, Zhao Qingshui, was already twelve years old and began to help his parents with farm work;
The second son, Zhao Qingsong, is now eighteen years old, and he leads his brothers and sisters from the second wife to collect grass for pigs;
Her daughter Zhao Xiaojuan is now ten years old and is kept at home by Li to do some needlework to prevent her from getting tanned by working outside and thus being unsuitable for marriage.
The second son, Zhao Yongcai, is the mainstay of the family and has been working as a escort to earn money to support the family.
However, two days ago, he was unfortunately killed by bandits while delivering a courier package.
This news was undoubtedly a bolt from the blue for the Zhao family. Yongcai's wife Qian Chunhua fainted on the spot. When she woke up, she was greeted by a completely different soul - Qian Chunhua.
Qian Chunhua secretly thanked God that she didn't have to face the man who had passed away.
Traveling through this era, she already felt unfamiliar and uneasy about everything. If she had to have physical contact with a completely unfamiliar man, she simply couldn't imagine what the scene would be like.
Zhao Yongwen, the third son of the Zhao family, is the only educated person in this generation and has passed the examination to become a scholar.
He married Sun Meiping, the daughter of the Di family, and they had a daughter, Zhao Xiaoyun.
Because Zhao Yongwen had to study, the couple lived in the county for a long time, in Sun Meiping's parents' house.
Zhao Daqing also has two married daughters, Zhao Taohua and Zhao Lihua, who each married a man from the next village and rarely return home.
Since the family had not yet branched out, the Zhao family's only source of income was from the second son of the Zhao family, Zhao Yongcai, who could earn about 100 taels of silver per day, which was considered a very considerable income in that era.
Apart from necessary living expenses, the remaining money will be handed over to the public for unified management.
According to the rules of the Zhao family, 70% of the money earned by each family was handed over to the public for family public expenses and savings; the remaining 30% belonged to the individual family.
The second son of the Zhao family used all the remaining thirty taels of silver to send Zhao Qingyun to study in a private school.
The death of Zhao Yongcai not only caused the family to lose one of its main sources of income, but also plunged the entire family into great grief and confusion...
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