I Have a System, and I Transmigrated into a Book to Become the Ultimate Pampered Darling in the 1970s

Transmigrate into a book + System + ensemble cast

Xu Mingzhu woke up to find that, to her dismay, she had transmigrated into a period novel she'd read before. Even worse, she and her parents were all terrible relatives of the heroine's family, the most infuriating foil characters in the story.

Her uncle was the brigade leader of Xiaoxu Village, while her father was a notorious loafer. Her aunt was the village women's director, while her mother was a famous troublemaker. Her cousin was the hardworking village beauty, while Xu Mingzhu was a lazy, gluttonous, chubby girl.

“Tsk, the brigade leader must have had eight lifetimes of bad luck. Ever since he got a stepmother, his own father has treated him like an outsider. He works like an ox, and the money he earns still has to support Xu Aiguo's family of three.”

“Exactly. What did Zhao Cuihua gain from fighting so hard to become the women's director? Li Xiuhong is useless at everything and a champion at holding everyone back. If they don't split up the household, they'll cause trouble sooner or later.”

Zhao Cuihua woke up to the truth. As soon as she got home, she shut the door and started crying, making a scene, and threatening to hang herself. Whenever anyone asked why, she said she wanted to split up the household.

Old Madam Xu looked at Xu Mingzhu, whom she'd raised to be plump and rosy-cheeked, and shook her head like a rattle. “It's not easy to raise a girl this chubby nowadays. We can't split up the household.”

After accepting a task from the System, Xu Mingzhu scrambled to persuade her parents: “Let's split up! Our family can study hard and keep improving every day!”

Xu Aiguo and Li Xiuhong, who doted on their daughter, were easily taken in by the rosy promises Xu Mingzhu made.

The Xu family successfully split up. The villagers waited to see Xu Mingzhu's family become a laughingstock, but after the split, why did their lives keep getting better and better...?

A word of caution: This is a story about everyday family life that unfolds at a leisurely pace. If you prefer fast-paced stories, this may not be for you.