Transmigrating to the Sixties: Happy to Be a Mom, Marrying a Worker is the Best

Su Qing accidentally transmigrated to the 1960s, a time when food was scarce.

Her in-laws despised her, calling her a "hen that couldn't lay eggs," and kicked her out of the house right at the start. Aren't girl babies considered children? Is being a hen that lays eggs something to be proud of?

So, Su Qing furiously dumped the scumbag husband. She shouted at her in-laws: "He family, you only have one face, I advise you to be careful not to lose it all." Divorce when you should, divide the property when you should, goodbye to you, terrible in-laws!

But what should she do when she, a 28-year-old virgin, unexpectedly became a mother? And a mother of four children at that. Just as she pacified one, another started acting up.

Fortunately, her biological mother also transmigrated, and with the golden finger bestowed by the heavens, raising children, managing the household, and navigating the black market were all easily handled. Before she knew it, she had raised several of her children into top scholars and even married the boss of the black market.

Love, career, and family all flourished, life was beautiful!