[Comedy ✚ raising a child ✚ everyone's favorite ✚ spoiled troublemaker ✚ face-slapping ✚ absurd fun]
While everyone else transmigrates with a golden finger, Lin Zhenzhen gets a "background character experience card" from the start: a six-year-old's body, a soul from the 1970s, and terrible parents putting on a live performance of "36 Ways to Ruin Your Kid"!
Lin Zhenzhen, a wildly eccentric modern college student, wakes up to find she's transmigrated into a 1970s novel as a six-year-old doomed extra!
In the original story, her whole family is awful: her parents shamelessly exploit her, everyone at home causes endless trouble, and in the end the male and female leads join forces to "deliver righteous justice," leaving her as a stepping stone.
Lin Zhenzhen slaps her thigh. "I know this script! A background character's comeback? I've got this!"
With a space in one hand and a barter cauldron in the other,
she can trade a pound of grain for ten thousand tons of rice if she runs short on food or money!
Her parents try to exploit her? No problem, she'll turn the tables on them. It's not like she's never used an anti-scam app.
And the male and female leads who are always looking for trouble?
Lin Zhenzhen grins. "I'm an expert at dealing with all kinds of 'protagonist halos'!"
Trying to steal an opportunity? I'll use my barter cauldron to strip you of every advantage and clean out your whole family first.
Pretending to be kind? I'll make sure you lose your reputation in an instant.
But... why does that aloof military big shot who shows up later keep staring thoughtfully at her little legs?
Lin Zhenzhen: "Thanks for asking. Picking up a big shot along the way to my comeback is perfectly reasonable!"
[Wild little background character × scheming military big shot, hilarious everyday life with a family of troublemakers, a high-energy face-slapping power fantasy!]
√ Hilarious daily life of a cute six-year-old raising her dad
√ A surreal tale of a whole family making a comeback in the 1970s
√ An unconventional path to riches with a space and barter cauldron
√ The daily miseries of parents trying to exploit their kid and getting handled instead
√ The male lead arrives late, then spends his days chasing his wife until he's dizzy
The plot is okay, the heroine's parents and grandparents are pretty good, the heroine herself is really wretched, she can say "check it out" to a child of seven or eight years old, and she says it more than once, which is really disgusting. The problem of selling things on the black market is even more prominent. Hundreds of dollars of goods are directly sold to three strangers, and the second batch of goods is given to the first batch even if they don't get it. They just sign the order and believe it. The heroine is six or seven years old and can be sold on the black market. Selling more than 20 fish out of thin air, anyway, it justifies the heroine's selling behavior. There are also some confusing behaviors. She picked up someone else's pheasant on the mountain and put a fish back.
The heroine always uses spring water to save unimportant people... She also saves anyone who is having difficulty giving birth... It's really amazing.
... Innocent, believe in everything, not a person in society
The protagonist has quite a happy personality. He is simple and kind-hearted and doesn't want to cause trouble. He is not afraid of trouble, but he feels a little careless. He is a child with a good heart. Personally, if you like this kind of writing, you can read it...
It's time to abandon the article at Chapter 60
Support the author, the author's chapter titles are very attitude 🤭🤭🤭
It's useless for the heroine to pass it over.
As he looked at it, he almost forgot that they were separated. Let's go to the second uncle's family separately. There are a lot of troubles.
A bicycle ticket costs 180, which is more expensive than buying a car... Is this reasonable?
It's pretty cool, why do people still give negative reviews?