Transmigrate into a Book: A Supporting Character's Everyday Gossip in the 1970s

Name: Transmigrate into a Book: A Supporting Character's Everyday Gossip in the 1970s
Author: Bai Qiuli

穿书七零：女配吃瓜日常

by Bai Qiuli (白秋梨)

Status: Completed
Length: 1.4M Words
Genre: Modern Romance
Subgenre: Period Fiction
Updated: 1y ago
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Synopsis

(Completed) [Period Setting + Pocket Dimension + Stockpiling Supplies + Building a Career]

(She'll be sent to the countryside at first, then build a career in Hong Kong and go to university in America.)

Xu Nanxing dreams of a special era and acquires the legendary pocket dimension.

After stocking up on supplies, she really does end up in the 1970s.

Her scumbag father and stepmother want to give her job to her younger brother, so they sign her up to be sent down to the countryside?

Xu Nanxing promptly hatches a plan to send both of them away instead!

She discovers a Japanese spy in the countryside? She reports him without hesitation!

She gets rid of the spy and takes all the treasure looted by the Japanese army while she's at it!

Her biological father is a famous Hong Kong tycoon, and her cousin pretends to be his daughter to meet him first?

Of course Xu Nanxing sends her cousin packing, then takes the opportunity to expand her business to Hong Kong!

A foreign tycoon's ancestor was a general who invaded China, and the family has a vast collection of Chinese artifacts stolen during the war?

Xu Nanxing rushes over and takes them all, then donates them to her country!

In the end, Xu Nanxing becomes a tycoon in her own right, achieving tremendous success in both high technology and the film and television industry.

Other names

Transmigrate Into a Book in the 1970s: From the Start, I Send My Scumbag Father and Stepmother Packing穿书七零：开局送走渣爹继母Alternate title on Fanqie

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716Chapters

453Reads · 30 days

323.9kReads · all time

7.4Score

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🤔I've read 17 chapters and heard that the female lead raised two children for the male lead, and those children belong to the male lead's brother? Is that true...? I'll wait for replies from others who have read it before deciding whether to continue reading...
18 likes3y ago
Well written! I love this kind of female lead who has her own ideas, isn't excessive, and is rational. 🥰
15 likes3y ago
This book is very well written, with a smooth and elegant style.
12 likes3y ago
The female lead's initial character development is good. Her connections with the Kong family and her maternal grandfather and uncle demonstrate her sound values. The spy operation should be secretly handled by the military; simply digging for treasure won't completely solve the problem. While advancement is important, personal safety is paramount; all dangers should be nipped in the bud!
7 likes2y ago
It's well-written, not too frustrating, but the ability to stir up trouble is too low. Also, they should go abroad more often to find treasures, like the Nashville Gold Rush, the Indian Gold National Treasure, the treasures in movies, and shipwrecks, etc. 🤭🤔
6 likes2y ago
Beautiful, beautiful, what a pity, it's a link again.
6 likes3y ago
It's pretty good-looking.
6 likes3y ago
It's over when the exciting part is over 😫
5 likes3y ago
Extreme cases are rare. After being sent to the countryside, he lived a comfortable life and wasn't a saint. He gave money to Xiaoshan, and most normal people would feel compassion upon encountering him, since he was capable of doing so.
5 likes3y ago
The score was too low; it's actually quite well-written. I've read so many books, and they're all pretty much the same, but this one is a bit special. I really like characters with overpowered abilities; if there's time travel and reincarnation, why can't there be overpowered abilities? It's fantasy, after all.
4 likes2y ago