(This is a strong heroine story with a romantic pairing, but the male lead doesn't appear much.)
As a sharp-tongued but professional film and TV reviewer, Shi Min had no shortage of money or enemies.
Classic “quotes” rolled off her tongue, and internet memes were always at the ready.
“Society belongs to everyone. Romance is the only mom you'll ever get.”
She had made countless enemies, and at last retribution caught up with her one dark and stormy night on her way home from work.
She even ran into the kind of ridiculous transmigration plot where someone steps on a manhole cover and gets transported to another world.
In the modern world, Shi Min had been born with every advantage and enjoyed twenty-six smooth years. Then she transmigrated into the body of a pitiful girl in the 1970s, with a mother who didn't love her, a stepfather who coveted her, a lecherous stepbrother, and a whole pile of awful relatives.
As soon as she arrived, her stepfather and stepbrother nearly assaulted her from either side, then planned to send her to the countryside. Shi Min practically spat blood, planted her hands on her hips, and flipped off the heavens.
“Damn it, this is all karma!”
(There is a romantic pairing. The hero and heroine are both strong. He's shamelessly persistent, she's stubbornly clingy: a perfect match, made for each other.)
