Transmigrated as a ’70s Cannon Fodder, I Eavesdrop on My Family Getting Rich

Lin Manman opens her eyes to find herself transmigrated into a 1970s novel as a disposable female character. Her job is stolen, her marriage is switched, and in three chapters she'll die in place of the fake heiress.

She acts obedient on the surface, while inwardly grumbling furiously: [Elder Uncle has hidden gold bars! My cousin is pregnant, and my brother isn't the father! There's treasure beneath the wasteland behind the mountain!]

Who knew the whole family could hear her?

Grandma digs up the gold, her older brother breaks off the engagement, and her parents reclaim their jobs. The family avoids deadly traps, takes on the rotten relatives, and quietly grows rich, while spoiling her rotten.

Even the cold-faced military officer Lu Chenzhou can hear her thoughts.

She calls him “Comrade” out loud, but inwardly can't stop thinking about his broad shoulders and long legs. The man's ears turn bright red, and he heads straight over to propose.

Until, on the night of her engagement, another voice suddenly rings in her mind: [I've finally found you, the true heroine of the original novel.]