[Transmigrates into a period novel] [The 1970s] [Military marriage] [Power couple] [Golden finger]
Yu Yao was a rich, beautiful, carefree young heiress in the modern era. She never expected to open her eyes and find herself in the impoverished The 1970s, where food and clothes were scarce.
The good news: She wasn't playing the pitiful girl who'd been beaten, starved, and bullied since childhood.
The bad news: She had transmigrated into a book.
And not just any character: she was a brainless cannon-fodder character who lived to court death and met a gruesome end.
Yu Yao skimmed through the original plot and could only exclaim, “Well, I'll be!”
A sanctimonious father, a vicious stepmother with a pure-and-innocent facade, an eerie stepsister like a vengeful ghost, an irritable, short-tempered younger brother, and... uh, now there was her, ready to throw down with anyone who crossed her.
A family of villains, all perfectly matched. What else could you call them?
Luckily, the god of transmigration into a book had a conscience. Not only did he preserve Yu Yao's original superhuman strength, he also gave her two golden fingers: the ability to tell someone's fortune at a glance, and the cutting-edge “Otherworld Trade Platform.”
Yu Yao figured she had nothing to worry about and could just lie flat... except she couldn't lie flat at all!
Her blasted fortune-telling golden finger kept sending all kinds of awful people, villains, and enemies crossing her path. With those names glowing a deep crimson above their heads, how could she not see all the merit points waving at her?
So Yu Yao started racking up merit points, and along the way she brought home a dashing, charming, sweet-talking, excellent-cooking elite soldier. Life was simply wonderful.
To lie flat for longer, Yu Yao decided to change the “brainless cannon fodder” label hanging over her head. But once she started tinkering, she uncovered secrets about her origins and how she'd transmigrated into a book... Click to find out!
Not bad, but I didn't write it completely, I didn't change my identity, and I didn't avenge the fake daughter. I have regrets.