Quick Transmigration: The Cannon Fodder's Comeback in the Era Tales Chapter 44: The Miserable Woman 44

A month later, Feng Yuanzhen went to work at the county grain bureau, a job which Yuan Chun secured for her by paying five hundred yuan.

Yuan Chun was unemployed and didn’t return to the village. Her wedding with Gu Zhishu was scheduled for the Mid-Autumn Festival, and she stayed in the county under the pretense of preparing her dowry, running to the mountains outside the town every day.

In just a month, she had hunted all the large ga in the mountains.

Her pockets were full of money notes.

On the Mid-Autumn Festival, Yuan Chun and Gu Zhishu held their wedding in the village, and afterward, the couple started living a shalessly happy life.

In 1977, the college entrance exam was reinstated, and except for the youngest two children of the third household, all the Feng family mbers registered to take the exam.

Yuan Chun saw the registration conditions didn’t restrict age, so she persuaded Liu Qingqiu to register as well.

Liu Qingqiu was a high school graduate, and over the years, she hadn’t forgotten high school knowledge as she tutored the Feng family’s children.

After the exam results ca out, the Feng family unexpectedly had seven university students, shocking the entire Feng Family Village.

No, it shocked people throughout the provincial capital.

Feng Yuanchun and Feng Yuanzhen both got into Beijing University.

Liu Qingqiu and Feng Guoping were admitted to the provincial Normal University, where graduating ant becoming teachers.

Feng Guo’an, Feng Guojian, and Feng Guokang were accepted into the provincial university.

The Feng family had seven university students, with Feng Yuanzhen as the provincial top liberal arts student, and Yuan Chun as the provincial top science student, causing a sensation throughout the province.

The Feng family beca famous.

Feng Family Village also gained recognition.

On the day the seven acceptance letters arrived at the Feng family’s old house, it was surrounded by layers of people, impenetrably.

Provincial and city TV stations sent people for interviews.

Leaders from the province, city, county, and commune personally delivered red envelope rewards — double, one for each top student — arousing envy among the villagers.

Feng Family Village produced thirteen university students in total, with the Feng family accounting for more than half. Among the remaining six students, four were educated youth, and two were from the village.

One of them was Feng Caihua.

After breaking up with Lu Hanhua, Feng Caihua, guided by Yuan Chun, frequently reviewed her junior and senior high school books, and unexpectedly, she also got into the provincial university.

Later, Feng Caihua married a university classmate and led a different happy life than in the previous lifeti.

Before the college entrance exam, Yuan Chun had already given birth to a son and daughter with Gu Zhishu. When she went to university, the children were sent to Grandma Feng. After graduation, she was assigned to work at the military district hospital where Gu Zhishu was stationed, and she brought the children to live with her, managing both work and childcare.

Though it was a bit challenging, the family lived very happily.

Yuan Chun and Gu Zhishu loved each other devotedly for their entire lives, never had a dispute, and both lived to be over ninety, even witnessing their great-grandchildren.

Gu Zhishu’s sister was found when he was forty, and the siblings cried tears of joy upon their first eting; it was a touching scene.

Grandma Feng also lived this life to a natural end. She passed away with a smile, leaving no regrets.

The rest of the Feng family also lived very happily.

At the beginning of the political reforms, Yuan Chun urged her father and several elders to engage in business, first collecting mountain goods in the countryside to sell in the county town, then accumulating funds to open grocery stores in the county.

Later, as they earned more and more money, the stores expanded, and by the late 1980s, Yuan Chun suggested they close the small shops and open a large supermarket.

By the late 1990s, the Feng family supermarket had beco a chain with over a hundred branches across the country.

This lifeti, every Feng family mber lived with happiness and health, without any regret.