Transmigrating to the 1970s, I Take Bargain Hunting Seriously

A listless young woman from the 21st century, ignored by both her parents, accidentally transmigrates into the second daughter of the Lin family in the 1970s, where food and warm clothes are scarce. Her parents both work at a cotton mill. Her older brother, Lin Jianshe, is the eldest grandson of the Lin family, and beneath her are her younger siblings, triplets Lin Aiguo, Lin Aidang, and Lin Hongqi. The original Lin Nuan is sixteen, the much-ignored second daughter of the Lin family, supposedly a bringer of bad luck. Her eldest brother Lin Jianshe is seventeen and just graduated from high school. Their grandparents, parents, uncle, and aunt are all helping him find a job, showing just how highly the eldest son and grandson is regarded in the old Lin family. As a fellow graduate, sixteen-year-old Lin Nuan is little more than an afterthought. No one wants to find her a job, much less let her go out to work. Lin Nuan is used to being overlooked. She has lived without competing or making demands, waiting for others to arrange her life for her. But 1973 is destined to be an extraordinary year. Her father, a workshop team leader, suddenly gets a chance to become workshop director. With two high school graduates in one family both staying in the city, they would attract attention. The eyes of the entire Lin family turn to Lin Nuan. As for Lin Nuan, "Well, now I'm really panicking." Luckily, she has a golden finger: she has a space and spirit water, so wherever she goes, she can lie flat without a problem!