Quick Transmigration: Su Cha's Life in That Era

Where's your mom?

"They've gone out."

Su Cha frowned as she looked at the quail-like female lead.

"Speak louder!"

Meng Xintian was startled.

Looking at Su Cha, tears welled up in her eyes.

Su Cha showed no mercy to the ladies.

"Speak louder!"

Meng Xintian's eyes were full of grievances. After she calmed down, she was scared. Then, she stood there and brainstormed something for a while. Her eyes became firm and her voice became much louder.

"They've gone out."

Su Cha nodded, no longer making things difficult for her, her eyes showing more appreciation.

"It's so much better to speak so openly and honestly. If you're buzzing like a mosquito, not only will others not be able to hear you, but you'll also look like someone they can easily bully. If they don't bully you, who will they bully?"

This female lead...

It's not her type.

He shook his head and walked towards the window.

This lousy novel is a classic example of "bitter before sweet".

The female lead's early life was truly miserable.

Before her father died, although she lived with her scumbag mother at her grandmother's house in the countryside, at least because her father was the pillar of the family and had a certain status, her grandmother treated her much better than her other granddaughters, even though her life was hard.

After her father sacrificed his life, her mother took her out of the house and was only concerned with finding a man as soon as possible. The female protagonist did all the housework in their temporary little house.

In the novel, she washes her mother's underwear.

When Wang Cuilan entered the Su family, the poor girl had to take care of three people, and later four, but all the credit was taken by her mother.

After being forced to go to the countryside by her awful mother, her so-called resistance was nothing more than taking a portion of the money under the coercion and assistance of Su Daqiang, who was trying to save face.

When she went to the countryside to do farm work, she was pushed into the river by a female educated youth who disliked her, just because she was pretty. If the male protagonist hadn't been rescued when he returned from his vacation, she would have died.

Because of the life-saving grace and the circumstances in the countryside, she married the male protagonist, only to have him leave after one night.

In order to repay the male lead for saving her life, she initially wanted to treat the male lead's family with kindness and beauty. However, she was pregnant with triplets and suffered a premature birth. She almost died before she saw through these people and broke down, directly separating from them.

Then comes the so-called sweetness.

Raising three children alone and waiting for her husband—at this point, the story is already 80% complete.

The husband was eligible to accompany the female protagonist to the military base, so she went to join him. The percentage of those accompanying the husband to the military base was around 16 or 17 percent, continuing until the Reform and Opening Up, which marks the end of the story.

The remaining three or four percent described how sweet her life was afterward: surrounded by children and grandchildren in her later years, living a wealthy life, loved by her husband, and doted on by her son.

This is what is meant by "bitter before sweet".

In Su Cha's view, it was all suffering.

If it weren't for her name being in the story, Su Cha would never have been able to finish reading it.

In the end, the series didn't continue to depict the female lead's contact with her family, nor did it mention what happened to her stepsister.

He wasted so much of his time.

Pooh!

Fortunately, I read it myself, which at least gave me some background information after I transmigrated into the book, making me feel much more at ease.

Looking out the window, I saw Wang Cuilan chatting with her neighbor.

Su Cha pursed her lips.

This girl wants to integrate into this place as soon as possible and also to let everyone know that she is the mistress of the Su family.

It's exactly the same as I remember.

This woman is particularly adept at subtly influencing others.

Su Cha knew that, for the sake of her persona and purpose, she wouldn't be too eager, and this person would leave soon.

Sure enough, before Su Cha had even stood there for fifteen minutes, Wang Cuilan was laughing and talking to a few of the neighboring women, then left in the direction they pointed.

Su Cha turned around and went back to her bedroom, took the key, and locked the bedroom door.

He ran towards the door and shouted towards the kitchen.

"Meng Xintian, I'm going out for a bit. You stay home and watch the house."

Without waiting for Meng Xintian's reply, he opened and closed the door in one smooth motion and ran downstairs.

She skipped and hopped downstairs, her braids swinging.

His dark, bright eyes darted towards the gossiping women downstairs.

"Grandma Wang, Aunt Zhao, Aunt Liu, what were you talking about with my stepmother just now?"

Grandma Wang grabbed Su Cha, who was charging at her like a calf, and turned her so that her back was to her.

He took a wooden comb from his head and combed Su Cha's hair while answering.

"They didn't say anything else, just asked about the neighborhood and the surrounding markets."

The others chimed in, offering even more details.

Su Cha listened intently, but when she didn't hear what she wanted to know, she asked.

"Weren't you talking about me?"

Her eyes sparkled as she looked at the people around her.

The group paused to talk.

Aunt Zhao was the first to remember.

"She really did say that. She said she came this morning, and you weren't too happy, but you're a good kid, you didn't make a fuss. Just now at lunch, she said she specially bought braised pork for you, but you teased her a bit without rejecting her. You even happily said that she went to buy you meat and would cook meat for you tonight."

No one thought there was anything wrong with what was said.

Which child likes a stepmother? What's wrong with rejecting her? Cha Cha didn't do anything.

They offered a few words of comfort and gave her a gentle reminder, telling her to treat Chacha with care, that everyone has a heart, and that Chacha is young and not untouchable.

Su Cha's face turned bright red as she spoke loudly.

"I knew you were right, stepmothers really are bad!"

Everyone: "..."

Su Cha clenched her small fists in anger.

Her eyes were red with grievance.

Tears welled up in my eyes, but I stubbornly refused to let them fall.

Although she felt wronged, she didn't hide anything and didn't need anyone around her to comfort her. She told them everything that had happened from morning until lunchtime, in great detail.

Interspersed among these comments were statements like, "So-and-so said what she meant by those words," "So-and-so said that's not what she meant at all," and "So-and-so said what she meant by saying that to you, what her purpose was..."

In conclusion.

"Grandma, my aunt, my other aunts, and my sisters-in-law were right. My stepmother is very cunning and good at pretending. I see through her. I'll be walking on thin ice for the rest of my life. I have to be even more careful. Sigh..."

Everyone: "..."

Something just doesn't feel right.

But after thinking about it according to Su Cha's analysis, it seems that this is indeed the case.

Moreover, this was said by so-and-so, and there have been examples of this.

day!

Wang Cuilan is a wolf in sheep's clothing.

They exchanged glances, each secretly keeping something in mind, and then gave Su Cha a few words of advice.

Su Cha nodded her little head very seriously, looking like she had learned something.

The group got more and more excited as they talked, spouting all sorts of nonsense, both good and bad.

Some of these people genuinely care about Suzhou tea.

Some people, eager for a good show, were spreading complete nonsense and even secretly stirring up trouble for the Su family, hoping to see them make a fool of themselves.

And then there are those who are just malicious.

Just like those two who subtly taught the original owner to go to the factory and confront Su Daqiang and his "ex-girlfriend," and even made her reveal the two people who had cheated on her.

The factory jobs were assigned one by one, and if someone like Su Daqiang was pulled in, they had a better chance of getting a job.

If he can't find a job, and he drags Su Daqiang down under the pretense of having an affair, and Hu Meilan is gone again, then the Su family's big house and factory will be reclaimed.

Based on the factory's allocation system, these two families were the most likely to receive a share, so without having to say anything, they joined forces.

Fortunately, Su Daqiang was a skilled worker with good abilities, and he also knew Da Chun and his gang. Otherwise, the original owner's actions might have really harmed Su Daqiang and fulfilled their wishes.

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