1980s: Sick and weak educated youth raise children in the countryside

Song Wei struggled for over a decade in the wasteland post-apocalyptic world before finally dying, her only regret being that she never had enough to eat. When she opened her eyes again, she had become a sent-down youth in Northeast China. Bad news: The original owner was a sickly beauty, and a hopeless romantic—in short, a pretty face with no substance. Good news: Everything here was normal, no radiation, no mutations, and her new village was nestled against the mountains, teeming with wild produce—she could finally eat her fill! Soon, Song Wei transformed from a frail, helpless girl into a formidable figure who could fight off wild boars, carry trees, beat up thugs, and hold her own against the village aunties. The villagers of Ping'an declared: "Song Wei is no pushover; don't mess with her!" But Song Wei insisted she simply wanted to enjoy the food. Every day, besides working, she would run to the mountains to stock up on edibles, and in her free time, she would eat and watch the drama unfold with the village aunties. She was perfectly reasonable. Hmm…and by the way, I picked up a dirty, pitiful little brat that nobody wanted. But what's with that tall, muscular, eight-pack-abs-looking guy who came back to the village after being discharged from the army? Why is he following her? Oh, he's the little brat's brother. Song Wei picked up the chubby little boy she'd raised, "Here, your little one." The little boy started sobbing, "I don't want a brother, I want a sister…" The man completely ignored his younger brother, only looking at her with deep eyes: "I have no home anymore." Song Wei: "What do you mean?" Man: "You've already raised the little one, can you raise an older one too? I'm quite strong." Song Wei: "…Are you two trying to scam me?" — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: 1980s: Sick and weak educated youth raise children in the countryside — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠