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So What If My Whole Family Is Eccentric in the 60s

share time: 2025-11-29 00:35:41

Su Xiaoman, a modern office worker who stayed up late finishing a proposal, accidentally transmigrated into the most inconspicuous youngest daughter of the Su family in the 1960s—her father was so stingy he counted salt grains, her mother’s hysterical scolding was routine, and her siblings always stole her steamed buns. But she gradually discovered her "eccentric" family’s hidden warmth: her father secretly stuffed half-a-month’s saved eggs into her schoolbag, her mother mended her torn pants by kerosene lamp right after scolding her, and her siblings fought others for mocking her "patched clothes." Determined to turn the family’s fortunes around with modern wisdom, Su started growing off-season vegetables and making orange candy for extra income—only to run into Gu Yanzhi, a cold military officer investigating "speculation." He checked their small business with a straight face but secretly gave her his hot bun when he saw her eating a cold steamed bun on the ridge; he suspected her of "devious tricks" but quietly got her agricultural station manuals when she was troubled by the village secretary. When the Su family went from "village’s poorest" to "first to buy a bicycle," Gu blushed and handed over his saved food coupons, saying, "I want to save money with you." But Su widened her eyes and asked, "How much longer will you investigate my family?" Watch how a modern worker "tames" her eccentric family and uncovers the officer’s "duplicity"!

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