Rebirth in 1980: The Farm Wife Makes a Comeback

She didn’t have much of a business mind; making pancakes was just an initial solution to their sustenance problems. She needed to master embroidery, to use this genuine skill to break through and carve out her own world. Therefore, from the moment she got her hands on the embroidery kit, she never slacked off or thought of giving up. As soon as she sat down, the system arranged her tasks for the day.

She had just begun to dabble in calligraphy, so she was only practicing strokes: horizontal, vertical, falling left, hooking right... She was exceptionally serious about every single stroke.

When her right hand became numb and sore from practice, she switched to her left hand.

Yes, her left hand; this was a course set by the system. She had to learn to write with both hands. The right hand was flexible, with good strength, so it could produce strong and unrestrained characters, while the left hand, soft and light, could yield gentle and delicate characters. She didn’t understand why the system had arranged it this way, but she felt it was good—as it didn’t waste time. When her right hand was tired, she would switch to the left. When the left tired, back to the right.

Repeating this back and forth, it wasn’t that tiring.

She spent approximately two hours practicing in the system before exiting to sleep; waking up later, she would re-enter. This cycle continued day in and day out, never feeling dull or boring.

On the eighth day of the Lunar New Year, most shops were still closed outside because the holiday atmosphere was still very strong, making it difficult to buy anything. However, the Qin siblings had nothing else to do, so they opened their shop early. Qin Xiangyang was someone who couldn’t sit still; just a few days without work made him feel restless to the point he thought he would sprout fur.