Reborn in the 1960S: I Raise My Younger Siblings by Scavenging

[One-on-one romance, both leads pure, sign-in main System, junk-collecting sub-System, humor, reborn, revenge, face-slapping] The protagonist’s golden finger isn’t particularly powerful. The heroine grows over time rather than becoming strong overnight; her boundless vitality and indomitable spirit are what make her so compelling. Meng Nianhua should have been born into a new life, but she thinks she has transmigrated to an unfamiliar era. She has two younger brothers and a younger sister, but that isn’t even the most despairing part. The worst of it is that her father got separated from the family on their way home, and her love-struck mother, after bringing all five children home, resolutely set off to find her husband, leaving them all behind to fend for themselves. She thought this disastrous start was already bad enough to make anyone despair. But who could have guessed that a sinister black Koi would specialize in siphoning away people’s luck? By chance, Meng Nianhua regains memories from two lifetimes ago. With all her memories restored, she realizes that her family are cannon fodder meant to nourish the heroine. Faced with such a grave challenge, what will Meng Nianhua do? As she works hard to make a life for herself, Meng Nianhua meets Jiang Rumeng, a kindred spirit who is just as upright and strong-willed. Before long, the two find themselves unable to be apart. Love comes without warning, then takes root for a lifetime.