The Sixties: I Heard I'm the Heroine of a Sweet Romance?

Time-period setting + fake and real heiresses + transmigration and rebirth + transmigration into a book + no going to the countryside + radio announcer + slow early pacing + the male lead was once married, but there's more to the story + both leads are romantically inexperienced

Feng Wu has deleted her account and started over.

The bad news: she's landed in the 1960s.

The good news: her parents are the same ones she had in her previous life.

But just as she's beginning to accept things, the unexpected happens.

A dark-skinned, scrawny little girl comes to her door and claims she's the Feng family's daughter. They were maliciously switched at the clinic as babies.

Heavens above!

Once everything is set right, Feng Wu leaves with a heavy heart for an unfamiliar city. Luckily, on the way, she runs into the childhood sweetheart she grew up with.

And his ridiculously handsome uncle.

When you appear in my life, all my hardships are about to fade away.

Feng Wu finds her footing in her new home and becomes a radio announcer at an agricultural machinery factory. She can even help her parents, who have fallen on hard times.

She works hard to improve herself, overcomes one obstacle after another, and reaches the top of her career while winning the heart of a handsome man.

Looking back, if what Youzi, the real heiress, says is true and she's the heroine of a sweet romance, then she really is.