The 1970s Contrast Group: The Tycoon System Protects the Villain's Entire Family

Yang Wanwan accidentally transmigrates into a book, becoming the awful foil character in a 1970s lucky-star novel.

In the original story, Su Fubao is the village's adored lucky star, thriving by siphoning the Yang family's fortune and eating meat every day. Meanwhile, the Yang family is drained of all its luck, plagued by illness and injury, and left with nothing. In the end, they are destroyed as a family.

Fortunately, Yang Wanwan binds herself to a trillion-yuan spending-and-cashback tycoon System. The more she spends, the greater her cashback, and she can even activate an exclusive fortune shield to turn the tables on the parasitic lucky star!

At the village threshing ground, Su Fubao pretends to be pitiful and plays on people's sympathy, stirring the whole village into attacking and cursing the Yang family. Yang Wanwan strides forward and slams a stack of brand-new ten-yuan notes onto the stone roller, radiating authority. “The Yang family is under my protection. Anyone who dares lay a finger on them will get pelted with money until they back down!”

She spends without hesitation, buying twenty jin of pork belly and the finest white rice, then hands over a thousand yuan to send Uncle Yang San, who has broken his leg, to the county hospital for treatment. The Yang family, once hated by everyone as the villains, now enjoys braised pork with pure white rice at every meal. With the whole family sheltered behind her, their lives grow better by the day.

Su Fubao's parasitic channel is severed for good, and the backlash arrives right on schedule: she suffers a high fever that won't break all night, rats shred the cash hidden under her pillow, the family's old hen inexplicably dies, their crops yield nothing, and disaster follows her in everything she does. Misfortune clings to her relentlessly.