The 1970s: I'm Not the Comparison Girl

Chen Ai always felt that her life was just like her name: a speck of dust, insignificant and ordinary.

In her previous life, her father didn’t care for her and her mother didn’t love her. She was forced to marry Ji Laosan, a widower, and become the stepmother of his two children.

She treated everyone kindly, yet in the end she died in childbirth, taking her baby with her.

When she woke up, she had returned to the year she was eighteen. Her memories came back, and she realized she had transmigrated into a book, complete with a portable pocket dimension.

This time, she would live for herself. And that man? She would never let him go again.

Lu Yin was a sent-down youth living in the countryside. Lately, he had been troubled because that girl kept bringing him things, and he found it hard to refuse her.

Watching her smile brightly every day, Lu Yin found his gaze lingering on her without meaning to. As time went by, he could no longer bear to be apart from her.

Lin Shuangshuang dreamed that in her previous life she had relentlessly pursued Lu Yin, the sent-down youth from her village, and eventually followed him to the capital. But he only had eyes for Chen Ai and had never paid her any attention.

This time, she decided she would strike first and make Lu Yin fall in love with her.

So why was he with Chen Ai again...?