After being laid off, Liu Jing received a huge severance package. She spent the night planning a travel itinerary, eager to see the magnificent landscapes of her motherland. But for some inexplicable reason, she woke up in the 1960s as Liu Fangfang, a pitiful little girl of just four.
It was terrifying, like waking up to find she'd been kidnapped and taken deep into the mountains. All the high-tech conveniences of modern life had vanished, replaced by a dilapidated thatched hut. Five family members squeezed onto a single earthen bed covered with nothing but a straw mat, never having enough to eat or wear.
She thought she'd transmigrated into a novel set in that era, and planned to make her mark once she grew up.
But it turned out she'd transmigrated into two such novels, and she wasn't the heroine of either one. She wasn't even an important supporting character, just a bit-part passerby who appeared briefly in the two heroines' stories.
How was she supposed to make her mark now? She was stunned!
The writing is okay, relatively plain and everyday. But it always makes people feel that the first and second chapters are very similar to Cao Xueqin and Gao E in "Dream of Red Mansions". It feels like they were written by two people 🤦