Transmigrate to the 1970s: Laying Low and Thriving in the Countryside

The heroine is so weak If someone breaks into your house and steals something before you go to the countryside, you just pretend you haven't seen it and don't call the police. You can't beat the big shot, so let them find it. It's safe after you go to the countryside, and then it's not safe. It's easy for one or two educated youths to die in a strange place. She didn't know how to quarrel with anyone who was hostile to her, and she even said she didn't want to argue. On the train going to the countryside, the heroine was so angry that she didn't come down to say hello, but the heroine didn't even respond. What obligation did she have to say hello to strangers on the train? It seemed that not saying hello was wrong. The heroine even explained to the others, leaving her speechless. Those who went to the countryside were also a weak group. After reading a few chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore.

The heroine is quite frustrated, but she is very powerful in martial arts, so it's useless. Usually it's just that someone slaps her in the face, she slaps her back, and someone else slaps her again, and so on. The male protagonist is a villager in the village, and his parents treat him like a stepfather and stepmother. However, the male protagonist still remains silent and stays away. How terrible!!! The heroine helps the poor!!!!!!!

I was so embarrassed in my last life, but I still believe in men in my next life. I still haven't suffered enough.