The 1970S: My Family Is Full of Losers, but I’m the One Who Stands Tall

Set in the 1970s, with a pocket dimension, one-on-one romance, both leads are each other's first and only. The heroine is a firecracker who loves a good fight, while the hero is cool, noble, and jealous. In her old life, Liu Yan was a tough, sharp-tongued woman who could take on anyone. After tearing into her scumbag father and stepmother, she hopped into her little car to go shopping, only to be hit by another car and transmigrate into a book called My Sweet Little Educated Youth in the 1970s. The original heroine has the same name as her and is a pitiful girl whose father doesn't love her and whose mother doesn't care about her. On top of that, she's a total doormat who fawns over the hero. The hero is a scumbag too, wanting to give every woman in the world a home while only having eyes for the sweet, seemingly innocent girl at the same educated youth station. The original heroine gradually turns evil later on, devoting herself to ruining the leads' relationship. In the end, her own parents marry her off to a lazy, gluttonous wife-beater from the neighboring village, who beats her to death. Liu Yan: “What the heck?!” She's more interested in Jiang Chen, the cool, noble male educated youth at the station. Every time she sees him, she can't help wanting to pounce on him. Long legs, a slim waist, and eight-pack abs: he looks like he was made to her specifications. Liu Yan secretly hunts down a guide to winning him over. Rule one: Praise him. Praise him to death! Rule two: Stand up for him. Defend him with your life! Rule three: When a man says no, he means yes, or you'll get slapped. Rule four: Drive away every potential rival, even if it's a sow. Unfortunately, Jiang Chen is as dense as a post and doesn't get it at all. He even thinks Liu Yan doesn't see him as a man. Liu Yan angrily throws the guide to the ground. What a load of nonsense! She'll just take him by force!