Transmigrating into a Book Set in the 1970S: The Era Novel's Cannon Fodder Goes All Out to Humiliate Scoundrels

[Transmigrate into a book + Period setting + Face-slapping and punishing scumbags + Feel-good story] One-on-one romance A stunning beauty with natural superhuman strength × a younger, possessive, scheming puppy-like man At a turning point in her fate, Tang Chi slips through a crack in time and takes the place of the tragic supporting heroine in a period novel. The woman who came before her endured humiliation and betrayal, but now Tang Chi can turn the tables through sheer force of will. A rough start? When greedy relatives try to take advantage of her, Tang Chi refuses to play by the rules and slaps them hard, leaving those who once bullied her humiliated. Armed with modern-day savvy and sharp business instincts, she thrives in the business world, amasses a fortune, and rises to become a tycoon admired by all. But as she navigates the struggle for power and wealth, Tang Chi unexpectedly finds herself caught up in a romance. A younger puppy-like man bursts into her world with a passion and devotion all his own. He may be young and impulsive, but in front of Tang Chi, he always puts on a soft, pleading face, hoping to be spoiled. Love is rarely valued as more than a diversion in the games of power and money. But Tang Chi dares to break with convention. Her life needs both the boldness to control the whole game and the vulnerability to be gently touched by love. After all, even the richest person at the top of life's summit needs genuine affection to warm their heart. And so, through those years of challenge and opportunity, Tang Chi gains not only wealth and glory, but also a love worthy of her. Her story becomes the most dazzling legend of the era, telling the world that no matter how cruel fate may be, anyone can write their own brilliant chapter with enough perseverance and intelligence.