

When she opened her eyes again, she had become a sent-down youth in the Great Northeast. The bad news: The original owner of this body was a sickly beauty and a hopeless romantic—in short, a decorative vase. The good news: Everything here was normal. There was no radiation and no mutations. The place she was sent to was nestled against the mountains, and the mountains were filled with all sorts of wild produce. She could finally eat her fill! Soon, Song Wei transformed from the sickly invalid who couldn't lift a finger in everyone's eyes into a troublemaker who could punch wild boars, carry logs on her shoulders, fight off hooligans, and hold her own against the village aunties without losing an inch. The people of Ping'an Village: "Educated Youth Song is not someone to be trifled with. Absolutely do not provoke her!" As for Song Wei, she maintained that she just wanted to enjoy good food. Aside from working, she spent every day running into the mountains to stockpile edible goods, and in her spare time, she simply enjoyed some village gossip with the local ladies. She was clearly a very reasonable person. Um... and she happened to pick up a dirty, pitiful little brat that nobody wanted. However, what was the deal with that rugged man who had returned to the village after being discharged from the military? He was tall, built, and had an eight-pack—why was he following her around? Oh, it turned out he was the little brat's older brother. Song Wei picked up the little brat, whom she had raised to be white and chubby, and held him out. "Here, your kid." The little brat began to wail, "I don't want my brother, I want a sister..." The man completely ignored his younger brother, looking at her instead with a deep gaze. "I don't have a home anymore." Song Wei: "What do you mean?" The man: "You've already raised the small one; can you raise the big one too? I have quite a bit of strength myself." Song Wei: "... Are you two brothers trying to scam me?"
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