The Lucky Carp of the 1980S

Next up: "The Obstetrics Sage of the Seventies" We're both terrible students, so why are our lives so different? Lin Feikai herself: perpetually single, struggling through grad school entrance exams, with a debuff on everything from further education to finding a job. Her mother, Lin Rui: middle school graduate, blessed with endless good luck, a department head, and enjoying a second chance at love. Lin Feikai had always worshipped her mother by using her photo as her phone wallpaper. Then, in a moment of carelessness, she transmigrated back to the 1980s and became her own mother. Her godfather, a feng shui expert, told her, "Don't worry. Just follow the course of your life, and you'll naturally go back when the time comes." But... In her first year after transmigrating, she accidentally persuaded her aunt to open the country's first frozen dumpling factory, making a fortune. In the second year, she accidentally turned her older sister's unhappy fate around, helping her marry the man of her dreams. In the third year, she accidentally paved the way for her parents to become successful entrepreneurs and industry role models. Lin Rui smiled: Stay calm. Keep up the terrible-student persona. In the fourth year, she accidentally became a top student, and a prestigious university accepted her. Huh? Wait! I don't want to be a top student! I still have to give my mom the rest of her life back exactly as it was! In the tenth year, she accidentally had a baby. Mrs. Lin was left dumbfounded, watching the man hold the baby and feed it. The baby could already say "Mama." How could she abandon her husband and child now? This is the "tragic" story of a lucky girl who only wanted to coast through life, but kept meddling until she reached the top. Note: The female lead has no emotional attachment to her biological father from her past life, whether familial or romantic. Her biological father is an extreme mama's boy. Her parents divorced when she was very young, and neither she nor her mother has any feelings for him. He barely appears in the story, so please don't overthink it or launch personal attacks against the author. The female lead doesn't have a System, and she can't know she's transmigrated into a parallel world. She can only live her life and gradually discover what's going on and search for answers. If you don't like this premise, please click X. The author is an adult and doesn't need lectures about morality or ethics. Also, the protagonist's mother rose to become the chair of her work unit's labor union. She just happens to have the surname Lin; she's not a national leader. My upcoming stories: "I Woke Up as an Has-Been Dad" and "The Obstetrics Sage of the Seventies" A friend's ongoing story: "The Terrifying Boss Always Cries When I Bully Him [Infinite]" by Yuxie Jinni. (One-line blurb: The terrifying BOSS she picked up is powerful, but also an adorable crybaby who bursts into tears whenever things don't go his way. A comedic Infinite Flow story.) Plenty of chapters are ready, so come read! My completed novels: Modern Romance "Married with a Hat" (workplace mystery), Modern Fantasy "Expensive Evidence Always Comes to Me for Help" (mystery), "Reborn Academic Goddess" (sports), and "Back to Thirteen" Childhood-sweethearts school stories: "Mulberry Leaves Yet Unfallen," "When We Were Young," and "Changing Years" Sweet or savory, take your pick. Theme: