The 1970s: After Daily Sign-Ins, the Cannon-Fodder Girl Strikes It Rich

Transmigrate into a book + sent to the countryside + System + black market + make a fortune + gossip + family squabbles + troublesome relatives.

One moment, Yu Wan is fighting zombies over a packet of instant noodles in the apocalypse; the next, she has transmigrated to 1966.

She unexpectedly awakens the I Love Going to Work Sign-In System. Sign in every day and get all the meat, eggs, and milk she needs? Take a bicycle, television, or watch whenever she wants?

She has just gotten 800 yuan back from her birth mother, who took her original job, and barely has time to warm the money in her hands before her stepbrother goes to join a mass rally and breaks his leg.

Her stepsister is targeted and retaliated against by the most powerful family while attending a training course.

With her stepfather about to be reported and sent to a labor camp, Yu Wan begins to suspect that her family are the doomed cannon fodder from a story.

To keep the whole family from being sent to a labor camp, Yu Wan immediately takes them all to the countryside, where they can keep their heads down and quietly build a better life.

Once there, she finally lets loose. She starts a pig farm, and at New Year they have more pigs than they can slaughter, with buyers from the county lining up to purchase them.

She establishes a factory, and the profits from the village-run business spread from the village to the province.

After graduating from a Workers' and Peasants' University, she catches the wave of reform and opening up, amasses a fortune of a million yuan early, and rises to become a titan of the times.

The powerful families who once tried to ruin her whole family end up firmly trampled into the dirt by her.