Transmigrating into a Book in the 1970S: I Become a Ten-Thousand-Yuan Household by Checking In

[Period drama + transmigrating into a book + face-slapping + mutual healing + golden finger] [Nosy, snack-loving little sesame-filled rice ball vs. a wolf cub who acts tough with a lotus-seed-paste bun’s sweetness] “Go to the countryside and suffer?” No way. Absolutely not. “Brave the black market?” With that little bit of courage? Better not. “Are we really going to spend our whole lives farming in the countryside? Everyone else is already a ten-thousand-yuan household.” Well! It’s just a matter of punching in a few more times. I’ll be a ten-thousand-yuan household in no time~~ Later, someone asked how she had earned her first pot of gold. Yan Mingqiu scratched her head, then her chin. “If I said it fell from the sky, would you believe me?” Everyone: “…I’d believe anything but that.” Everyone said that Gu’s boy had a deadly fate and brought misfortune to those around him. His own parents had both died because of it, and nothing good ever came of being with him. Some even said he was a wolf cub, impossible to tame. Later, the wolf cub lay in the crook of Yan Mingqiu’s neck, panting. Yan Mingqiu rubbed her forehead. “What happened to that wolf cub?” “Qiuqiu, I’m a little white rabbit.” Content warning: The heroine is an orphan who desperately longs to be someone’s special favorite, but she absolutely, absolutely, absolutely is not ruled by romance. She’s actually clear-headed and rational. If you’re looking for a mindless, sugary romance, this isn’t the book for you. Also, the heroine isn’t really from the 1970s, and she has money! Money!! Money! When people treat her well, she returns the favor. She isn’t the extremely frugal type. To her, life is better now, so why not enjoy it?