You Call Me a Jinx? This Big Sister Brings Luck and Wealth to Her Family in the 1980s

[Adorable Baby and Childrearing + Period Feel-Good Story + Everyday Family Life + Pocket Dimension + Cherished by Everyone] Song Zhaozhao transmigrates into the 1980s as a pitiful twelve-year-old. Her mother has died of illness, and her heartless father doesn’t care for her.

To get bride-price money for the cheap son his new wife brought into the family, her father even plans to tie her up and marry her to a dead man as a sacrificial bride!

Want her dead? They’ll have to ask whether she agrees first!

Song Zhaozhao flies into a rage on the spot, kicks her stepmother rolling across the floor, and tears off her heartless father’s mask of kindness.

With three younger siblings starved pale and skinny, Song Zhaozhao rolls up her sleeves and gets to work.

Others laugh at her for not supporting the family, saying she has no idea how hard it is to provide for one. But she’s determined to ride the wave of the times and make a fortune.

She gathers wild mountain produce, starts raising livestock, and opens a factory. Her life flourishes!

By the time the villagers catch on, they’re left dumbfounded.

The four children in the Song family have not only built a new house, but own things so nice that even people in the city rarely see them.

The gossipy women who once mocked her come shamelessly to beg for jobs. Song Zhaozhao sneers, “You said I’d starve to death in the street. Why aren’t you wishing for that anymore?”

Best of all, the down-and-out old man and amnesiac young man she rescued by chance turn out to be important figures, one after another.

Her heartbroken father cries and begs to acknowledge her as his daughter, but he can’t even get through the door...