Transmigration in the 70s: Taking the Courtyard to the Countryside as a Young Educator

Summary

Best Wishes travels on a train with fewer occupants than available seats, enjoying the solitude and comfort of her hard sleeper bunk. After five days, she arrives home, feeds her dogs, and cleans the house before preparing a meal. The next day, she shops for supplies to visit Aunt Wang and welcomes her brother Zhu He back home. They discuss returning to their village to arrange their parents' burial. After confirming the burial date with an elder, they complete the necessary preparations, feeling the weight of their loss. Following a visit to Aunt Wang, Zhu He decides to sell their family home, believing it is time to move on, and they agree to leave the furniture for the next owner.

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