Redemption in the Seventies

A feel-good power fantasy, with no pocket space, no golden finger, no coercive romance, and no melodrama.

This is a fictional story, and neither lead is based on a real person.

Both leads are strong. The female lead is powerful, skilled in combat, and intelligent.

They're both level-headed, not saintly, and decisive. They deal with bad people swiftly and cleanly.

Both leads speak their minds, and the plot doesn't drag.

The male lead is devoted. The female lead is chaste in this life, but not in her previous one.

The male lead has relatively little page time. This story follows the female lead as she changes one life after another for the better.

At first, she saves many people without even realizing it, changing the fates of those who have suffered along the way.

She always relies on herself to build the life she wants. She believes only in herself.

After saving a soldier, and with the consent of the world's will and the original owner of the body, she dies and transmigrates to the 1970s, taking the original owner's place. There, she meets the soldier's great-grandfather, the male lead, and embarks on a very different path.

In this fractured 1970s, she changes not only her own fate but many others', including those of her family, ordinary people, educated youths, soldiers, and children enduring hardship. She becomes their salvation.

In the end, the female lead works tirelessly to achieve her dreams, proving that hard work matters more than natural talent.