Transmigrated to the 1970s: Taking Life One Day at a Time

"Scheming heroine + shameless + minds her own business + loves watching the commotion + no self-sacrificing heroine + lustful + a little shameless + slightly haughty + loyal to friends + always gets revenge + pocket dimension + special abilities + a bit funny"

The heroine transmigrates from the apocalypse into the past, and the moment she arrives, she encounters a family full of awful people. Every last one of them wants to make the original owner’s life miserable.

When Yan Xi hears about it, she waves a hand. “Tsk, if you’re all bent on bringing about your own ruin, then I’ll make sure you wish you were dead.”

Deputy bureau chief, deputy factory director, grandpa, grandma, dad, aunt, stepsister, stepbrother: one scheme drags them all down. Some get sent off for reeducation, others are dispatched to the countryside.

In the end, she never expected that some idiot, caught with a door on him, would sign her up to go to the countryside.

Fine. If you’re asking for a visit from the King of Hell, then don’t blame me for making sure you suffer.

But after she gets sent to the countryside, she runs into the person who stole her robot in her previous life. Unlike her, that person was a PhD, yet transmigrated into a woman who had been designed to marry a country man and had already given birth to a child.

When Yan Xi learns that the woman transmigrated because the apocalypse had ended, she failed to get a robot from Yan Xi, and she was so furious after going home that she died, Yan Xi can barely stop herself from laughing to death.