Raising Kids and Planting Trees in the Seventies

The column "After Fleeing Famine to the Grasslands" is currently being updated. Synopsis: At the age of 37, Su Yu decided to adopt a child but died on the way to submit the paperwork. Her soul then transmigrated into the body of a remarried mother who had died of heatstroke in the 1970s. In the blink of an eye, Su Yu gained a husband who worked in transportation, two sons—one biological and one stepson—and, oh, she also became ten years younger. As an added bonus, she acquired a rigid system called "Tree-Filled Slopes," which only knew how to diagnose tree illnesses. Being a stepmother is tough, but being a stepmother who remarried with her own son is even tougher. The stepson, influence...