Seventies: From the Start, I Hold the Key to Wealth

Bai Qingjin woke up in a daze and realized she was being carried as someone ran. From behind, she could still hear a series of bangs. Before she could make sense of anything, a mechanical voice said, “Host has arrived safely. Please, please…”

“Hey, hey! Tell me clearly, where am I?”

After transmigrating to the 1970s, she discovered she had become the eldest daughter of a capitalist family. Luckily, she was still abroad and could keep her head down for a while. But who could have guessed that before long, she’d receive the “all alone” package deal and have to return to China to find her childhood betrothed? Well, since she was on her own, she might as well go back and help build her motherland, contributing to the nation’s development. And she’d better settle that betrothal as soon as possible. Isn’t being single great? What are men, anyway? They only slow me down when I draw my sword. But later, she got a face-slapping reality check and could only admit, “Okay, this is actually pretty great.”