Farmers' Lucky Baby Has Space

The Lin family home at the foot of Xinghua Village was unusually lively today. A group of people surrounded the low mud walls, all waiting for the "old clam carrying a pearl" old lady to give birth, chattering and arguing incessantly.

Some of the more shameless ones would stuff sunflower seeds into their pockets, cracking them open and spitting as they talked to the unsuspecting villagers about the exciting events at Old Lin's house.

Amidst the villagers' discussions, a final, heart-wrenching "Aww!" followed by the baby's cry instantly silenced the crowd, all eyes fixed on the wooden door of the main room.

The dilapidated wooden door creaked open from the inside, revealing the tired face of Zhou, the eldest daughter-in-law of the Lin family, and a child wrapped in a tattered blanket in her arms.

"Congratulations, Father! Mother has given birth to a daughter. Both mother and daughter are safe and sound!" Although she was tired, Zhou's voice was clear and loud enough to make the old man at the door, who was so anxious that he was practically pulling a millstone in place, almost trip over. It was hard to tell whether he was happy or startled by her loud voice.

With his five sons helping him steady himself, the old master of the Lin family stepped forward, his hands trembling and his legs weak. Looking at the fair and delicate face in Zhou Shi's arms, the tattered swaddling blanket wrapped around her seemed out of place. The old master of the Lin family had the urge to throw the blanket away, afraid that it would scratch his precious daughter's little face.

Just then, the gloomy sky suddenly cleared up, and warm sunlight shone in, making the already lively atmosphere even warmer, as if God himself had come to congratulate them, making the birth of the lucky baby even more solid.

Stimulated by the bright light, the little boy, who had been dozing, regained consciousness. Lin Chu vaguely remembered bringing Xiao Ming, whom she had completed the adoption procedures for, back on her way back from the orphanage. Because she had lived in an orphanage as a child, she would often go back to visit even after growing up.

Lin Chu happened to bump into Xiao Ming, who was being bullied at the orphanage. The little boy was being pushed around by a group of children, but his face was indifferent and his eyes were cold. Lin Chu felt as if she was seeing herself when she was a child.

Unsurprisingly, she took action and beat up the group of unruly children... disciplining them until they cried and screamed, scattering in all directions.

Xiao Ming still wore that indifferent expression, which made Lin Chu feel a pang of heartache. She didn't know whether she felt sorry for Xiao Ming or for herself, who was just like him.

Lin Chu knew that even if such a child could grow up safely and without worry about food and clothing in an orphanage, she would eventually become a person with mental illness like her, and this kind of illness would require a lifetime to cure.

So she decided to adopt Xiaoming. However, there were many rules and regulations for adopting orphans. Besides the traditional Chinese medicine knowledge forcibly crammed into Lin Chu's head after she was found by her family, and the Western medicine she secretly changed her university application to, she had nothing else—not even a boyfriend!

No, she still has money...

Persistence pays off. After spending money and pulling strings, the paperwork was finally completed. She excitedly sped to the orphanage, eagerly packed up Xiaoming, and was immersed in the prospect of a life of "motherly love and filial piety" when she was suddenly in a car accident.

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When she regained consciousness, she found herself in the water. Lin Chu thought she hadn't died in the car accident but had fallen into the river. She frantically searched for Xiao Ming everywhere, but the river seemed very small, and no matter how much she struggled, she could only move within this small area. In her anxiety, Lin Chu could only try harder, struggling and trying to shout. She could hear what sounded like noise around her, but she couldn't make a sound no matter what she did.

Just when she was exhausted, she suddenly fell into a narrow riverbed and kept falling. Just when she was being squeezed and could hardly breathe, she suddenly saw what looked like light.

In a daze, Lin Chu felt like she had been hit and that she could make a sound again, but she felt that the sound was a little off. Why did it sound so much like a child crying? Exhausted, she didn't have time to think about it and fell into a deep sleep again.

When Lin Chu opened her eyes again, she saw an old face, crying and laughing at the same time, which was quite frightening. She wanted to scream, but she heard a "waa" sound, the cry of a baby. This time she was sure that the sound was indeed made by her.

Lin Chu was shocked. She had actually been reborn, and the key was that she still had memories of her past life. She really didn't know whether this was a good thing or a bad thing.

Since she was already here, she might as well make the best of it. That was the only way Lin Chu could console herself. After all, she had lived to 25 in her previous life, so in this life, no matter what, she had experience. She figured things wouldn't be too bad!

Everyone says that life is full of hurdles, and Lin Chu's first hurdle was:

Eat! Breast milk!!

No matter what, she was a 25-year-old beautiful girl with a mature mind. Looking at the food storehouse belonging to her tiny body, Lin Chu really refused. The problem was that she couldn't control her body, so Lin Chu had no choice but to close her eyes, grit her teeth, and eat first. Anyway, she was a baby now. If you ignored her bright red ear tips, this obedient little baby "eating" could definitely melt anyone's heart.

At this moment, Grandma Lin couldn't help but kiss her daughter's cheek, her face beaming with happiness.

Although Grandma Lin had become a grandmother, by modern standards she was only under forty, at most considered an elderly mother, nothing unusual. But in this remote mountain village, it was something the villagers would laugh about for a year.

Grandma Lin, who had already given birth to five sons and had grandchildren, was preparing to enjoy her retirement with her grandchildren. However, her period, which had stopped for two or three months, returned. This made her wonder if she had contracted a serious illness and was about to die.

And this is different from menstruation. She was in so much pain she was practically rolling on the ground, which terrified the Lin family, causing a flurry of activity – some helping the old lady, others running to the fields to call for help, and still others frantically searching the village for a barefoot doctor…

Upon hearing the news, Old Master Lin nearly stabbed himself in the foot with a hoe. He called his eldest son, Lin Dalang, and his second son, Lin Erlang, and they ran home.

When the Lin family returned home and gathered around Old Mrs. Lin's bedside, the whole village knew that Old Mrs. Lin seemed to be seriously ill and was about to die!