Quick Transmigration: The Villain Becomes Everyone’s Favorite in a 1970S Novel

[Period quick transmigration + satisfying read + female lead never takes a loss, no memories of previous worlds, stacked golden fingers] World One: [Beautiful cook VS sinister soldier] Shen Zhitao was tricked and abandoned by a young intellectual. Forced to go to a military compound and work as a live-in nanny and cook, she was tasked with seducing and winning over the male lead, Huo Zheng. She went to all that trouble to hook him, and just as she was about to succeed, someone deliberately exposed her “scandalous past.” This is bad. World Two: [Widow VS rugged neighbor] A widow whose husband died on their wedding night has her family and in-laws eyeing her. Sorry, she's going to hitch herself to a powerful villain instead. That rugged, recently discharged army driver next door would make a perfect second husband. World Three: [Delicate beauty from a lane VS the factory director's spoiled son] She transmigrates into the sickly younger sister of a reborn female lead, and is about to be framed and sent to the countryside in three days? Shen Zhitao simply gets married, to the factory director's son, no less. After the wedding, she discovers her new family is full of walking disasters: a selfish father, a biased mother, a sister who hates the whole family, a dim-witted older brother, and a younger brother who doesn't care about anything. The whole family is at each other's throats, while Shen Zhitao sits back and enjoys the show. Once she's done watching her own family, she can watch her husband's. After all, her man has a stepmother, too. World Four: [Wealthy family's doomed youngest daughter in the 1950s VS a young Hong Kong tycoon lost outside his family] World Five: [Beautiful heiress from a capitalist family, kidnapped in the 1960s VS domineering hunter from a rural southern clan] World Six: [Cannon-fodder female supporting character, an educated youth VS the scheming, black-hearted second male lead] And more small-world setups, updated from time to time. The female lead is the most beautiful, and this is a satisfying read.