Quick Transmigration: Su Cha's Life in That Era

In the morning, Su Cha gave the letter to Xiao Xiulian. After finishing up the two small baskets she had been weaving in her spare time, she started urging her family to go strawberry picking with her on the mountain.

Hu Bani and Comrade Su An remained unmoved, their hearts as hard as iron.

In the end, Su Mei couldn't resist Su Cha's persistent pestering and gave up their date, agreeing to accompany her up the mountain at noon.

Su Cha was on cloud nine all morning, only earning one work point, whereas she usually gets two.

After having lunch at home, I picked up a basket, grabbed Su Mei, and left.

"The little girl picking strawberries, carrying a small basket, wearing little cloth shoes at noon, walked all over the woods and hills. She picked the most strawberries, so many that they were like countless stars..."

Su Cha, her voice hoarse from shouting, skipped and hopped as she sang her way to the back of the mountain.

Su Mei followed behind Su Cha, about ten meters away.

She regretted agreeing to go strawberry picking with her sister.

He gave an awkward smile to the aunties who had run away.

Please bear with me, please bear with me. My child has epilepsy, thank you for your understanding.

Su Cha skipped over to her sister's side, grabbed her hand, and spun around.

Su Meisheng cooperated with a sense of utter despair.

How could she have so much energy in the middle of the day?

After spinning around enough, Su Mei was tossed aside, and Su Cha started bouncing around and causing trouble again.

They only stopped when they reached a place with strawberry plants.

Koh Samui specifically seeks out shady spots with deep grass. In those places, the strawberry vines compete with the surrounding grass for sunlight, so they keep growing upwards. The strawberry vines are large, and because they are tall enough, the strawberries are also large.

Parting the grass, she picked out the red and white ones, pinched them off with her fingernails, and put them into the small basket that Su Cha had specially woven.

Suzhou tea and Suzhou plum are different.

She ran to the hillside, specifically looking for places with direct sunlight and strawberry plants.

The strawberry plants here are small, almost lying on the ground, and the color is not bright green, but dark green. The strawberries are only the size of a little fingernail, but they are sweet because they are exposed to plenty of sunshine.

The plums were all picked, but only a third of the small baskets of Su tea had been filled. The people were tanned and sweating profusely.

Seeing her younger sister like this, Su Mei felt sorry for her.

"Why can't you pick them here? The ones over there are so small, and it's too sunny."

Su Cha didn't take it seriously and casually wiped the sweat from her forehead with her sleeve.

"But I just love the strawberries here. No matter how big they are over there, they're sour and not tasty."

Su Mei had no choice but to step into the sunlight and help Su Chacai.

Together, the two sisters, Su Mei, were much quicker than Su Cha, who was picking and eating tea at the same time, and their small baskets were soon full.

Su Cha grinned, showing her bright white teeth.

"Thank you, sister."

Su Mei glared at her.

"Hurry up and go. I'm not like you. I still have to go to the fields this afternoon to keep an eye on things and record my work points."

The two sisters were walking down the mountain when they heard a commotion coming from the village.

Su Cha paused, listened intently, and within a minute, took Su Mei's free hand and shoved the small basket into her hand.

The next moment, the person was gone.

Su Mei looked over and saw that Su Cha had already run two hundred meters away.

Seeing her younger sister like this, Su Mei became anxious.

I stamped my foot and hurried home, hoping that my mother was home or had already gone to see the commotion and could stop my younger sister from getting into trouble with her mouth.

Su Cha had no idea what Su Mei was thinking. She had already followed the commotion carried by the wind and headed straight for Old Qiu's house in the brigade.

The crowd was finally getting lively, but that had nothing to do with her anymore.

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When I arrived at Lao Qiu's house, a large crowd had already gathered outside her courtyard gate.

It was hot at this time of year, and people were afraid of heatstroke, so everyone took a long break at noon. They didn't dare to sleep too much, for fear of not getting any sleep at night. They were so bored that as soon as they heard any noise, those who wanted to get moving rushed to Old Qiu's house.

When Su Cha arrived, she didn't even need to squeeze through; everyone automatically made way for her.

That's what word-of-mouth is all about!

Su Cha, head held high like a proud peacock, walked into the innermost part.

I just stopped.

Snapped!

I got slapped on the back of the head.

Hu Bani spoke harshly.

"What brings you here?"

Su Cha: "..."

"No, Mom, do you really have to ask this nonsense? Why did I come here? You'll know the answer yourself. I just followed your example."

Hu Bani: "..."

"Fine, you can look all you want, but you better keep your mouth shut and don't let the Qiu family see you. You're the one who caused this mess."

Su Cha was unhappy.

"What does this have to do with me? I made Wang Dashan take off his pants and have sex with someone else..."

Hu Bani is truly drunk.

She didn't need to say that.

He glared fiercely at Su Cha.

"I'm letting go for a bit, so you better shut your mouth. If you dare to utter a sound, I'll beat you up."

Su Cha chickened out and gave a fawning smile.

He made a heart shape with both hands for his mother.

I love you, Mom.

Hu Bani laughed in exasperation at her youngest daughter's servile attitude.

"Alright, I'll let go now, don't interrupt."

Su Cha nodded repeatedly.

I made a sincere promise to Comrade Hu Bani.

Trust me.

Hu Bani didn't believe it, but she still let go.

Su Cha kept her mouth tightly shut and looked at Hu Bani.

Look how well-behaved I am.

The mother and daughter's interaction was brief; they were still fighting in the Qiu family's courtyard.

Last time, when Qin Mancang left, many people from the team went to see him off.

After all, he was a platoon leader, which was considered an official position by the common people.

That's why so many people watched the original owner's antics.

Su Cha's arrival changed the original ending, but it also gave her wings.

In the original story, Wang Dashan saw that the original owner's reputation was ruined, so he secretly harassed the original owner who had grown up. When he couldn't take action, he used disgusting words to provoke the original owner.

The original owner didn't suffer any losses because of her personality, but there were quite a few timid young girls and young wives among the educated youth in the brigade.

Whether the original owner was ever humiliated by him is unknown, but the original owner did see him touching his wife's buttocks. That person was timid and dared not say anything.

Su Cha will definitely give this kind of person a hard time if she gets the chance.

Although Hu Bani quickly covered her mouth when she said Wang Dashan's words, everyone wasn't stupid.

The Qiu family had no sons back then, so the elderly couple kept their youngest daughter and had her marry into the family.

Wang Dashan was good-looking when he was young, but he was idle and lazy. He had four sons. Although it was shameful for him to marry into the family, he wouldn't stay in their own brigade and they wouldn't have to pay a dowry, so his family tacitly agreed.

And so, Wang Dashan married into the Fengshou Brigade.

Aunt Qiu is capable, and her parents are capable too. They just give him food and don't care if he's lazy or not.

Over the years, the couple had three daughters and two sons, all of whom shared the surname Qiu.

In the eyes of the people in the Fengshou Brigade, Wang Dashan was an outsider, while the Qiu family was one of their own. Although Su Cha hadn't finished speaking, some commune member would surely tell the Qiu family.

Putting aside the other members of the Qiu family, Aunt Qiu alone couldn't tolerate Wang Dashan.

Su Cha had anticipated this lively event.

The surroundings are too chaotic.

People around were whispering amongst themselves, and the Qiu family was also arguing, their words jumping from one topic to another without any logic. Hu Bani was getting a headache listening to them.

What exactly is going on?

Su Cha pricked up her two little ears, listening intently to everything around her, filtering out the cause and effect from what the people around her said and what Qiu Jia had said, and making a summary.

So that's what happened.

Seeing my mom's confused expression, I reached out and pulled her along.

Hu Bani understood immediately, and consciously moved closer to Su Cha, putting her ear to Su Cha's mouth.

"Mom, here's what happened..."