I Transmigrated into a 1970s Novel and Became the Most Shameless One

[Pocket dimension + stockpiling + wicked System + heroine even more wicked than the System + ridiculously powerful golden finger + no romance! + no romance! + no romance! Important things must be said three times! Fictional era! Prices will be kept as close to the period as possible! The first half features plenty of troublesome people in the countryside. Avoid this if that’s not your thing!!! The rating has only just appeared and will rise later. If you like, please check out my second book too. It’s also a no-romance period novel, but the transmigration happens before the turmoil.]

Jiang Suisui was born in the twenty-second century and is the 108th-generation successor of the ancient martial arts Jiang family. Gifted from a young age, she nevertheless has a wild and wicked streak. While others train diligently, her head is full of schemes. If she takes a dislike to someone, she’ll prank them with little bombs. Her combat ability is off the charts, and everyone she beats up calls her Queen Suisui. When fellow disciples pick a fight, she gets even with them in secret. When her elders try to discipline her, she acts obedient to their faces, then turns around and hides their things, scatters itching powder, or uses laughing powder, leaving everyone around her exasperated and helpless.

She has an inborn sense of danger. When her heart begins to pound in warning that she’s about to transmigrate to the hungry, cold 1970s, she fills the infinite space inside her jade pendant with supplies. Just as everything is ready, she is torn away and transmigrates into the body of a pitiful girl in the 1970s who is bullied by her stepmother. Bound to the wicked System Fei Jiujiu, she beats up her scumbag father and crushes her stepmother, sending them all packing. She ships her stepbrother and stepsister off to the Great Northern Wilderness, then empties the family home and heads to the Northeast to join the countryside youth.