Song Niannian transmigrates into the role of a spoiled, troublesome young aunt in a novel set in the 1970s.
The original owner was caught stealing her sister-in-law's fabric coupons. The whole family condemned her, the neighbors cursed her out, and everyone hated her.
The moment she opens her eyes, a bucket of cold water is thrown over her: her father is gone, her mother is gone, and her brother and sister-in-law are kicking her out.
Worst of all, she's seventeen, unemployed, and due to be sent to the countryside in just thirty days.
Song Niannian: ...I just barely made it out of the apocalypse alive, and now I'm being sent to the countryside? Can I get a moment to catch my breath?
[Ding! The Slacker's Easy Money System has been activated. Rules: Don't argue, don't nitpick, don't compare yourself to others. Cash and ration coupons will be deposited automatically. The more laid-back you are, the richer you get.]
Song Niannian immediately backs down. "I was wrong. I took the money, and I'll change from now on."
Everyone's chopsticks clatter to the floor. Has the spoiled young aunt really changed?
Chapter 1, the heroine's system rules [no quarrels, no fussing, no comparisons, the profits will be credited automatically. Take the initiative to fight, and it will be cleared on the same day. The more Buddhist you are, the richer you become.