Transmigrate into a Book: The 1970s Cannon Fodder Wants to Slack Off Again

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Ye Zheng has transmigrated into a book, leaving the apocalypse behind and landing in a period novel called Reborn in the 1970s: The Little Farmer Girl’s Winning Streak.

Dead from the start?

Handing the heroine a golden finger?

Her parents, uncles, aunts, and brothers all doomed to die terrible deaths?

So you’re trying to make a female Long Aotian, with her family sacrificed to the heavens, huh?

Ye Zheng really wants to slack off!

Wait, you can’t take my stuff!

Wait, you can’t kill my family!

Wait, …

Finally, she can slack off!

A few warnings, a few warnings, a few warnings

1. The heroine is a bit of a slacker early on.

She doesn’t want to work a full day. She just wants to spend two hours at home cutting pigweed.

2. The heroine helps people without expecting anything in return.

Please don’t call her a self-sacrificing saint for that!!!

3. The heroine’s mother will have a second child. I noticed this is a dealbreaker for some readers, so I wanted to mention it.

4. The story takes place in a law-abiding society. The heroine won’t go around killing people; she isn’t a murderer.

This isn’t a mindless power fantasy.

If you like stories where the heroine starts killing everyone right away, please move along and pick another book!

5. This book focuses more on the plot.

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