Reborn in the 1970s: The System Forces Me to Become Everyone's Dream Girl

Yu Youyu transmigrated into the 1970s as a girl whose father didn’t care for her, whose mother didn’t love her, and whose vicious grandmother couldn’t stand to see her happy and was always picking on her.

As a social phobe, Yu Youyu thought this persona suited her perfectly. It would help her avoid talking to people.

She no longer had to talk to anyone, but now she had a System in her head that lectured her every day, urging her to sincerely compliment others. That’s right: it couldn’t help her study or build a career, and it had none of the basic functions like storage space or exchanging points for real items. Its useless features were so embarrassing that even Yu Youyu, a transmigrant, couldn’t bring herself to explain them.

But starving and seeing stars, Yu Youyu gave in. She crawled to the doorway, burst into tears at the first person she saw, and sincerely praised them: “Who left their book of myths open and let a deity escape?”

Once she’d said something that shameless, Yu Youyu decided to go all the way. Without even looking to see who had arrived, she begged, “Deity, please save this poor child and give me something to eat!”