Quick Transmigration: Leisure

The novel is a work from the 1970s.

The story of two educated youths who fell in love and supported each other during their time in the countryside, and who took the college entrance exam together.

But it's only July 1964, eleven years before the story begins.

In the original text, Xia Youmi is just a minor character with very little screen time.

Her identity is the antagonist's stepmother in the story; she is a widow.

Xia Youmi breathed a sigh of relief, relieved that she was now separated from the male and female leads by a generation and didn't have to get involved in their storyline.

Then I thought of her description in the original text, but I couldn't tell what she had gone through.

It can only be slowly retrieved from memory.

Then, a melodramatic story shocked her so much that she wanted to drag the matchmaker out and beat her up again.

In short, the three marriages arranged by Matchmaker Ma have gone awry.

Boy-centric.

The villain Tao Pu's biological parents are true love.

But an accident occurred.

Tao Xiangrong, the biological father, originally intended to marry a girl from the Hu family, but instead married Xia Youmi.

Zou Fangyin, the mother, was originally going to marry into a wealthy family in the city, but due to an unexpected pregnancy, she ended up paying a sum of money to the matchmaker, Ma. She waited anxiously for the child's father, Tao Xiangrong, to come and take her away, but three years later, she finally received news of his sacrifice.

She then died, leaving behind the three-year-old villain.

The Hu family were relatives of the matchmaker, Ma. When they met Zou Fangyin's boyfriend, they decided to take her place.

As it turned out, the Zou family's daughter became pregnant unexpectedly, ruining his reputation. He not only gave up this good prospect but also had to pay compensation.

The matchmaker was trying to profit from both sides.

Naturally, not wanting to lose the large dowry, he secretly married Hu Xiaoyu off to the other party.

As it turned out, the family was furious when they discovered that she wasn't a member of the Zou family. They had only asked for her hand in marriage because of Zou Fangyin's maternal family, which was also the maternal grandmother's family of the villain Tao Pu.

The result was chaos and disorder.

Hu Xiaoyu was unwilling to divorce, and she clung to that family, becoming a resentful couple.

However, the village was all alone.

Xia Youmi's original marriage prospectus was Tao Xiangcai, Tao Xiangrong's younger brother. He'll have to remain single because his family, in an attempt to save on matchmaking fees, arranged marriages for both of their sons simultaneously, which resulted in a huge mess.

Fortunately, he also found a good daughter-in-law, and there was no problem with marrying her to the second son.

The elderly couple from the Tao family had even mocked the Hu and Zou families.

Someone trying to take advantage of the situation was exposed.

She discovered she was unexpectedly pregnant before marriage.

Neither of them is easy to handle.

result.

Until they discovered that during the few times their second son returned to the village to visit relatives, the young couple's relationship was awkward, and there was no sign of their grandson.

Only then did the second brother confess.

It turns out that he was interested in the girl from the Zou family.

Initially, the matchmaker, Ma, promised to finalize the deal, but in the end, to maximize profits, she only arranged for Xia Youmi to marry into the Tao family, specifically choosing Tao Xiangrong, who was serving in the military elsewhere.

Even if they expose her, it's difficult to cause her trouble; they can only suffer in silence.

Tao Xiangcai promised to find a good one for free, which was enough to fool them.

After this series of moves, the matchmaker happily counted her money and went to another village, leaving the others staring at each other in disbelief.

In addition, Zou Fangyin's health has been poor since giving birth.

Aunt Zou, her only relative in the village, was strict and forbade her from contacting that unfaithful man again.

Tao Xiangrong returned several times but couldn't find anyone.

It wasn't until the little villain Tao Pu turned one year old that they bumped into each other and realized they had another son.

This caused an uproar among the Tao family.

Because the three brothers had long since separated their households, the elderly couple, Mr. and Mrs. Tao, lived with their youngest son, and discussed any important matters at his home.

Therefore, the existence of the child was kept a secret from Xia Youmi.

Tao Lao Er even apologized to her.

He simply couldn't get over his own mental hurdle; he'd never even been with that girl. Perhaps, coincidentally, she lacked a mother's guidance and didn't understand matters between men and women, simply assuming Tao Xiangrong was cold-hearted.

She lives her life with such cheerfulness.

Because of some shared guilt, the Tao family treated Xia Youmi even better, and even helped her get a plot of premium rice paddy to cultivate. Also, because Xia Youmi was hardworking, quick to learn, and the rice paddies she tended grew very well.

He was recommended to work in the experimental fields of the agricultural school.

They receive much better treatment than the average villager.

But all of this is built on deception.

Even if they had already decided to wait until Tao Xiangrong settled down, they would talk to Xia Youmi about it.

He can still treat her as family and find her a good new marriage.

Tao Xiangcai still felt he could marry her.

But the shrewd elderly couple stopped them, and even hurriedly found him a new wife in order to dissuade him from the idea.

It's not that they think Xia Youmi is bad; in fact, it would save them money on the bride price. But they just can't bear the shame.

The two brothers shared one wife, a situation that occurred amidst outdated customs and traditions.

I really can't lift my head.

The unexpected happened when Tao Laosan's new wife entered the family, and she was pregnant with their first child. News of Tao Laoer's death arrived from the army, and this news even reached the village where Zou Fangyin lived.

They took away the person who was already hanging on by a thread.

Aunt Zou was in a bind. She wanted to leave as soon as the funeral was over and even considered leaving Tao Pu to the Tao family's elderly couple.

But the new bride wouldn't have it.

She's pregnant herself, yet she's raising her second brother's child? That doesn't make sense.

Doesn't he have a proper wife?

Seeing the family stammering, the third son's wife brought the matter up with Xia Youmi. She even brought the child into the house, giving Xia a real hard time.

Xia Youmi was still grieving the death of her husband.

After being scolded by his new sister-in-law Hu Xiaodan, he realized he had been fooled.

Moreover, he's the kind of guy who's even more aggrieved than the green-haired turtle, a purebred sucker who takes over the burden.

Isn't this taking advantage of her family's lack of connections? She caused a huge scene in the entire Xibian Village, going on a rampage of smashing and breaking dishes, which delayed the construction schedule and almost cost her her job.

The crowd watching her rage only provided her with more fodder for conversation.

In the end, it was Aunt Zou who calmed her down.

He patiently apologized and even helped her write a report to request approval from her superiors, thus saving her job in the experimental field.

Then, after a lot of persuasion, they just muddle through life like this.

In the original text,

The villain Tao Pu has several memories of his adoptive mother.

"She wasn't very bright to begin with, and she was always tricked into doing things. Some people even tried to take her job in the experimental field. They succeeded, but the instructors didn't approve of the imposter's work, so they brought her back."

"Later, her temper got worse and worse, but she never shortchanged me in terms of food and clothing. I was able to study and go to university entirely thanks to my mother."

"Losing one's own parents at a young age harms both oneself and others. Is it so hard to be honest? Why make innocent people suffer? Therefore, I despise those men and women who bring misfortune to those around them in the name of true love."

"After she left, no one could hit me, scold me, or protect me anymore."

"For the rest of my life, I will regret that I became successful too late and didn't let her enjoy a few more good days."

"I hate those two people who harmed my mother."

"I want revenge."

"..."

Therefore, the villain's motivation for becoming a villain is related to Xia Youmi.

The original text did not go into details, but based on her experience and the time frame, it can be inferred that it was related to her experimental work field.

now,

Many people are keeping an eye on this matter, especially the newly arrived educated youth.

They consider themselves superior to others.

How can a farmer be competent for scientific research?