(1970s Setting + Transmigrate Into a Book + Contrast Group + A Family of Eccentrics + Everyday Family Life + No Golden Finger + Romance)
Meng Xia transmigrates into a period novel about a lucky koi girl.
The good news: She’s twelve years younger!
The bad news: She never got to spend a cent of her eight-figure demolition payout, and she isn’t the lucky koi girl. She’s just the female lead’s contrast character.
All five members of her family are the worst, and every one of them is a contrast to the female lead.
The luckier and happier the female lead is, the more unfortunate and miserable they become.
A father who loafs around, a lazy, gluttonous mother, a disabled older brother, a delinquent younger brother in prison, and her, unlucky and not very bright.
Before transmigrating into the book: “So satisfying! The author didn’t spare a single awful character! The awful ones don’t deserve happy endings!”
After transmigrating into the book: “I’m cursing up a storm! The author’s got no sense of decency! The awful ones deserve happy endings!”
Meng Xia rolls up her sleeves. They have to split up the family, and the sooner the better. Staying away from the female lead is the key to staying safe! She’s also going to make money and live well!
“What? The female lead’s good luck comes from my family’s misfortune?!”
That’s it? And she’s the female lead? Even a villainess isn’t this wicked!
Hmph, it’s still anyone’s guess who’s whose contrast character!
The villagers gradually discover that the so-called lucky koi girl in Old Man Meng’s family isn’t lucky at all! Meanwhile, the eleventh branch of the Meng family, kicked out of the household, moves to the city and becomes urban residents. Three members of the family go to college, one son becomes an officer, and their lives just keep getting better!
It's beautiful. It's tied in one go. Everyone should come and see it.
It looks good. I don't have too many golden fingers. I like it very much. I'll update it soon.