Wait, Even the 1970s Have Fake Heiresses?

[Period Drama + Spatial Storage + Face-Slapping + Going Wild + Family Life + Compound Life + Semi-Alternate History]

It's semi-alternate history, really! If anything doesn't make sense, just assume it's because this is a semi-alternate history! I've tried my best to research everything, so please go easy on this little nobody (T▽T)(T▽T)

Bad news: Su Yuan is dead.

Good news: She opens her eyes in the 1970s.

Bad news: She's a little cabbage in the fields, unloved by both her father and mother.

Good news: She has a spatial storage golden finger.

Su Yuan was an excellent surgeon, but died in a medical dispute. What she never expected was to transmigrate into a period novel, where the original owner was nothing but a minor cannon-fodder character.

The most ridiculous part is that this is also a story about a real heiress and a fake heiress. In other stories, the real heiress returns and face-slaps everyone while the fake heiress is forced to leave. But Su Yuan's different. She's the real heiress who can't outmaneuver the fake one and gets schemed into going to the countryside as an educated youth.

Su Yuan: ... Life really is full of ups and downs, downs, downs, downs!

Figuring that she'd rather go wild and wreck other people than drive herself crazy over everything, she tore off the masks of those hypocrites and stirred up chaos in the An family. Then she dusted herself off and went to the countryside on her own.

While she was at it, she took their precious son and precious fake daughter along, snatched up everything useful, and set out to make a difference.

There's also a clueless young man at the educated youth compound. He's silly, but comforting.

Somehow, the two of them keep crossing paths more and more. It isn't until the end that Su Yuan discovers this clueless young man has quite an impressive background!

[The heroine isn't softhearted or a do-gooder. At first, she doesn't even like the male lead, and only wants to live her own life. There probably won't be much romance, so if that's a deal-breaker for you, please don't force yourself to read it!]