Travel Back to the 1970s: My 6-Year-Old Son and Our Good Life

Travel Back to the 1970s: My 6-Year-Old Son and Our Good Life Plot:

Modern advertising planner Su Wan travels back to the 1970s and becomes Lin Zhaodi, a widowed rural woman. As soon as she wakes up, a 6-year-old boy—thin as a stick—throws himself into her arms. It turns out the original owner was a "weakling" despised by her mother-in-law, and the two lived in a broken woodshed, barely having hot meals. Touching Xiaoyuan’s red, cold hands, Su Wan swears to protect him: she uses modern aesthetics to embroider handkerchiefs for eggs, learns to make spicy cabbage with an aunt to sell in town, and plants off-season cherry tomatoes in her private plot... In a few months, she earns money to renovate the house, send Xiaoyuan to school, and even cures her mother-in-law’s rheumatic legs, softening the old woman’s attitude. But when life finally flourishes, Xiaoyuan suddenly asks: "Mom, is Dad watching us from the stars?" Su Wan holds him and points to the sky, her nose tingling—turns out the most precious thing is the mother-son bond she’d guard even across time and space.

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