The Seventies: I Tore Up My College Admission Letter from the Start

[Rebirth + period setting + revenge + personal space + scheming heroine + male lead who plays the pig to eat the tiger + sweet romance] In her previous life, Fang Muxue devoted herself to scientific research. In her old age, she learns from an old acquaintance that the family tragedy of her youth was deliberately orchestrated by her scumbag father and his family. When she tries to confirm it with her wicked stepsister, she is murdered on purpose. Reborn, Fang Muxue goes all out. She becomes a scheming little sister, tears up the university admission letter she earned for her stepsister, exposes her scumbag father’s plot, and protects her family. Using the laboratory from her previous life, she moves freely through three-dimensional space and opens a shop spanning different eras, so people in the modern age can enjoy food that is natural, additive-free, and unpolluted. If you mess with me, I’ll make you eat food additives. If you harm me, I’ll make you eat gutter oil. I’ll have you eating until your legs go weak and your kidneys tremble, and still thanking me in your heart. Jiang Lingfeng: “My little wife is so devious. I’d better be careful not to let her feed me those additives. My heart, liver, and kidneys couldn’t take that kind of abuse.” Fang Muxue: “You silly man. You were the one who stirred my heart in my previous life. This time, you can run, but you can’t hide from me.” Jiang Lingfeng: “I pretend to be foolish so I can secretly get a taste of your lips.” Fang Muxue: “So you’re pretending to be foolish and acting stubborn, are you? Just watch me strip off your secret identity and make you submit willingly to my charms.”