Transmigration: On the Gossip Front

As they entered 1977, Shen Jie felt that time was passing incredibly quickly, especially after the autumn harvest, when her mood had visibly improved.

At this moment, Shen Jie couldn’t help but feel fortunate that they were in the Northeast. By early October, they had finished all the fieldwork and entered a period of winter rest.

This meant no farming tasks to attend to. Elsewhere, they would have had to keep busy until the end of October or early November.

Even if the informed educated youth took leave to return to the cities to study or pulled strings, no one would be working.

But with the news of the restoration of the college entrance examination, many people’s happiness naturally turned into a quest for books.

Luckily, over the past year, whenever she visited the county town or city district, she would check the bookstores and recycling stations for books.

Once an educated youth herself, Shen Jie had completely abandoned the thought of finding valuable items at the recycling station.

Maybe valuable antiques turned in due to confiscation? But wouldn’t there be knowledgeable people among those activists?

And even if there weren’t, once the items arrived at the recycling station, wouldn’t there be knowledgeable workers here?

Because of their work, they also had some discernment and would hide things away upon seeing them.