Transmigrated to the 1970s: My Sharp Tongue Leaves Everyone Speechless

Luo Yan has recently been having the same dream over and over. In it, there's a girl with the same first and last name as her. Both of the girl's parents are soldiers, but they die in the line of duty, leaving her an orphan. With no other relatives and a fairly simple nature, the girl is talked into signing up to go to the countryside by her classmate and best friend. Life in the countryside is exhausting and grueling, and the girl can't take it. One day, while working, she finally collapses and dies. After her death, all anyone says is, “What a shame about the heroine,” and the heroine then accepts her inheritance without a second thought. That's right, the original girl is just a cannon-fodder character who exists to give the book's heroine money. Luo Yan's fists clench as she sees this. Who could have guessed that when she wakes up, she'll have become that very girl? This is bad…