Transmigrate into a book, System sign-in, space, 1970s period setting, sent-down youth, military background, multiple transmigrators and reborn characters, revenge, satisfying wish-fulfillment, lighthearted comedy, ensemble cast, romance
Lin Wei grew up in the South China Military Region compound. Cunning, optimistic, a little mischievous, sharp-eyed, and never one to let a grudge or a loss slide, she transmigrates into a book late in the story, after the original heroine has already been duped by the reborn female lead into signing up to go to the countryside. Lin Wei binds herself to a sign-in System and manages to claim her family’s ancestral jade pendant space first, cutting off the heroine’s biggest golden finger. Then she turns the tables and sends the heroine to the Northwest.
When Zhou Shiyun wakes up, he finds a book in his mind that foretells his family’s tragic future and says he will become a lunatic consumed by love. After discreetly warning his family to stay safe, he volunteers to go to the countryside to avoid the fateful turning point. Extremely rational and calm, he notices every detail and thinks things through meticulously. He is a man of few words, but every one hits the mark. Deeply responsible, he is cold on the outside and warm within. Lin Wei, this “wild card,” fascinates him.
