A Neighbor’s Tale: The Zhuang Family’s Daughter Is a Total Oddball

[The blurb may lack flair, but the story makes up for it with satisfying payback]

Zhuang Xiaoting spent three years in a sanatorium. At long last, she regained her freedom and got to go home.

After enjoying just three days of bliss,

she unexpectedly transmigrated to the 1970s,

into the body of a quiet, timid little girl with a mind of her own. Her father blindly obeyed his parents, her grandparents played favorites, and her older brother stayed neutral.

There was hardly a decent person in the family,

except her mother.

They say acting on impulse is devilish, but she was even scarier than the King of Hell!

She had barely transmigrated when she exposed a huge scandal, punished the wicked neighbor, infuriated her father, and put her biased grandparents in their place…

She was here to give herself some satisfaction.

The director once said that after she left the sanatorium, she would live worse than a dog. What utter nonsense!

She really was lucky: before she knew it, she had met some wonderful neighbors.

Before long, she had gotten into university,

made a fortune,

passed the civil service exam,

and even won a devoted heart…

What did she care about being the second female lead or the third male lead? She'd take them all!

What? You want to know what she's after?

What else? She's just here to have a good time.

…

Until that day,

Lin Dongzhe: “Let's see who dares lay a hand on Zhuang Xiaoting!”

Zhuang Xiaoting: “Lin Dongzhe, don't tell me you also…”

P.S. No breaking up the couple, no contrived drama.

The heroine knows when to hold back and when to go all out, and she's top-notch in both emotional and intellectual intelligence.

The hero and heroine have been on the same wavelength since childhood, always united.

This novel is both satisfying and sweet. Come give it a read!