Transmigrating to 1960: I Won’t Be an Ungrateful Wolf

Transmigration + spatial storage + feel-good story + period setting + (one-on-one romance) + entrepreneurship

Gu Shiye was the daughter of a powerful mafia boss. Just after she finished taking care of her parents’ funeral, she was bound to a novice System.

System: “Oh no, I bound the wrong person.”

It tried to unbind her.

It couldn’t.

It tried to erase her.

It couldn’t erase her at all.

The System tearfully offered up the spiritual spring space, a grand gift the main System had given it when it first came off the production line, hoping its Host would agree to die.

Gu Shiye stocked up on everything.

Once she’d finished, she transmigrated.

Fine.

She’d transmigrated into the heroine of a doted-on-by-the-whole-family story.

But the more she read, the more something seemed off.

A story where the heroine is doted on by her whole family, who all die for her?

Oh well. Since she’s here, she might as well become someone the whole family truly dotes on!

From then on, she relies on her space to escape the “beloved by the whole family” role and leads her brothers, sisters-in-law, and nieces and nephews to a life everyone envies.

She works hard and strives for success.

But what’s with this man? Why does he keep pestering her to date him...