The 1970s: A Little Cat Transmigrates Into the Factory Director’s Fiery Wife

[Period setting + transmigrating into a book + marriage first, love later + everyday family life + fake and real heiresses + ensemble cast + a truly cat-like heroine]

Aruo, a purebred little cat who lived for thirty-six years, was cherished and spoiled by her owner as the apple of his eye from the time she was a kitten.

She knew she was a cat, but all her life she regarded herself as a real human being.

Proud and haughty by nature, she looked down on ordinary cats from the bottom of her heart. Her values and tastes were entirely modeled on her owner’s, and she was picky and aloof.

To protect the owner who had been by her side through thick and thin, she went bravely to her death without hesitation, finally curling up in his arms and passing away peacefully.

When she opens her eyes again, she has unexpectedly transmigrated into her owner’s favorite novel, a story about a real and fake heiress set in the 1970s.

Her soul has entered Lin Wanwan, the original wife destined for a tragic fate and an early death.

From the start, she finds herself at a scandalous scene of adultery, with the whole city gossiping about it.

Little cat Aruo is utterly bewildered.

She has actually transmigrated into a book and become the unloved fake heiress in the story!

And now, she, a cat who has spent half her life being haughty, is alone in a human body.

To live in peace, she has no choice but to go along with things and become bound to the cold, stern factory director Guo Shaoan.

Back when she was a cat, she would quietly lie nearby, full of curiosity about all the different ways humans lived.

Now that she has truly become human,

Lin Wanwan just wants to take life slowly and savor a human life that belongs to her alone.