I muttered to myself that I could finally escape life in the countryside, only to unexpectedly transmigrate to the 1990s, decades in the past, and become a country girl.
There were no computers, no Wi-Fi, and certainly no high technology. All I had was a house with bare walls,
plus an idle father, a frail mother, and a pair of honest, simple-minded younger sisters.
Lin Qiaoxin wanted to throw her head back and howl. In the end, she decided that if she wanted a better life, she’d have to work hard and make money.
At the very least, she wanted a black-and-white TV.
In the end, she did make money. But hey, why does that shameless pervert keep hanging around outside her shop?
The man winked at her. “I’ve never gone far.”
Is this how you manage to live? A saint, huh?