The Little Fairy of the Nineties

[Complete! You can start reading!] The 1990s were the best of times. With nothing but her face, Ye Fenghua won Best Actress and was crowned Miss Hong Kong. With nothing but her face, directors wanted to make her a star, and the media called her a "little fairy." An Oscar ticket in one hand, a Hollywood invitation in the other. Life couldn't have been sweeter. Twenty years later, the little fairy had become a goddess. She made movies, appeared on variety shows, and was called the "ageless goddess" and the "nation's mother-in-law." Recommended new novel: Transmigrated as a Tea-Green Youth Educated in The 1970s Workaholic Ye Baihe was on a business trip when her plane crashed, and she died. When she woke up again, she had not only transmigrated into a book, but had also been reborn. She was now the second daughter-in-law of the head of the Hongxing Production Brigade. Her husband was tall and handsome, like a top-tier star, but he couldn't lift or carry anything. Ye Baihe rubbed her forehead. "Damn it!" Little Theater Hongxing election rally Candidate A: "I promise to be fair and impartial." Ye Baihe: "I can make sure everyone gets to eat meat!" Candidate B: "I promise to lead by example." Ye Baihe: "I can get everyone a job in a factory!" Candidate C: "I promise to be completely selfless!" Ye Baihe: "I can fill everyone's wallets!" Completed novels: Winning by Taking It Easy in the 1960s, All Six of My Sisters Spoil Me [The 1960s], Plenty of Fish and Meat in the 1960s, The Old Lady of the Farm Weibo: "Shì Piàopiào Xiǎosēng Nà," come say hi! Theme: Be independent, brave, and strong.