Reborn in the 1970S: The Temp Worker System Helps Me Win by Lying Flat

(Period setting + System + no romance) Reborn in 1971, Xu Ying’s eyes filled with tears. In her previous life, she trusted her best friend Lin Ran, who tricked her into going to the countryside, where she suffered endless hardships. Lin Ran even tried to steal her late father’s belongings, and Xu Ying eventually died a tragic death at the bottom of a cliff. She regretted even more that she had failed to protect her adoptive father: she could only watch him break his leg in a workplace accident, leaving the whole family struggling to get by. When she was reborn, it was at the critical moment when Lin Ran was trying to talk her into signing up to go to the countryside, and her adoptive father was about to start work at a factory where danger awaited him. She broke free from Lin Ran’s fake show of concern and ran desperately to stop her adoptive father. Through tears, she told him every detail of her best friend’s scheme. He broke into a cold sweat and immediately asked for leave so he could take her home. Luckily, her adoptive parents were kind and loving, and her older brother and younger siblings always had her back, cherishing her as if she were the most precious person in the world. Just then, the Temporary Worker System bound itself to her. Department stores, factories, service cooperatives... Temporary jobs of every kind came one after another. Completing missions brought generous rewards, ensuring she had enough to eat and wear while gaining useful skills. The System had one rule: every time she earned a permanent position, she had to change jobs. So she grew with every new post, took down her vicious fake friend, and protected her family’s well-being. In the difficult 1970s, she made her little life wonderfully fulfilling and won at life with ease.