I Came Here in Person, Yet Became a Widow in the 1960s

Wei Zhizhi, who had come from the apocalypse, transmigrated into the 1960s and became one of the many "widows" in a compound full of widows.

Her contracted spirit plant fell asleep, leaving Wei Zhizhi, a woman "too weak to lift a chicken," to face a world entirely unfamiliar to her.

But as one neighbor after another appeared, she realized to her shock that she had transmigrated into a book.

She had only wanted to live a quiet life of her own and had no intention of getting involved in the protagonists' tangled love and hate. Yet one by one, they all treated her as a rival.

After an accident, Wei Zhizhi was thoroughly provoked, and turned her attention to the man the heroine had tried so hard to win over: a promising bachelor, just thirty-four and already in a powerful position.

In the night, ignoring the heroine's hateful glare, she laughed softly and climbed onto the man's broad back. Even after being reborn, the heroine was still surrounded by domestic chaos in the same residential compound.

"Comrade Jun'an, you're already forty and still attracting admirers. How do you feel about that? May I interview you?"

The man's intensely possessive gaze and hot, heavy breath were her answer.

After a long moment, a low, magnetic, husky voice, laced with amusement, finally spoke. "Comrade Wei, haven't you always known?"