Ye Nannan is reborn as the youngest daughter in a story set in the 1970s, with six older sisters. All six sisters are heroines of their own stories. In the future, the eldest will become a business tycoon, the second an internationally acclaimed actress, the third and fourth a pair of formidable twin lawyers, the fifth a literary giant, and the sixth a pioneer in education.
The eldest sister is only thirteen, and Ye Nannan is just three months old, but Ye Nannan figures that if she clings to her six heroine sisters, she'll surely enjoy a life of luxury in the future.
Later:
Eldest Sister: "I bought you a house and a car. Just call me when you run out of spending money."
Second Sister: "I bought you a purse and lipstick. If you see any luxury goods you like, remember to call me."
Third, Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Sisters: "I bought you..."
Another upcoming novel in the same genre: A Bunch of Losers in the 1970s
Ye Miaomiao is transported into a period novel full of awful people.
Her grandpa is a mama's boy and a freeloader. Though he's over fifty and lives alone, he goes home to ask his mother's advice whenever anything, big or small, comes up.
Her paternal grandmother is an evil stepmother. Everyone but her knows she's using her stepson's hard-earned money to support her own son.
Her parents are even worse: two lazy slobs who would rather starve than work for work points.
She also has three awful older brothers. They're still young, but already showing signs of becoming sleazy bullies.
Ye Miaomiao: Studying changes your fate, science brings prosperity, and top students have nothing to fear!
At first, Ye Miaomiao only wants her brothers to study more and cause less trouble. Later, they discover the joys of studying: one gets into Qing University, another into Beijing University, and the third becomes a pilot.
At first, Ye Miaomiao only wants her parents to save up a little spending money. Later, they discover the joys of making money: her father becomes the richest man in China, and her mother becomes the owner of a world-class luxury goods chain.
Back then, whenever the production brigade heard the name of Ye Miaomiao's family, they would grind their teeth and curse them as a bunch of bastards, wishing they could throw dog poop at them.
Now, whenever the production brigade hears the name of Ye Miaomiao's family, everyone smiles and gives a thumbs-up: "That's my brother!" / "That's my uncle!"
Another upcoming novel in the same genre: Remarried Couple in the Compound, 1960
Ye Qiuer is a cannon-fodder supporting character in a period novel.
According to the plot, she'll be divorced in 1960, then framed by her cousin, the heroine. A thug will stage a "heroic rescue," and a month later she'll marry him. She'll have two children in three years, both girls, and the thug's family will despise her for it. In the end, she'll die of sorrow.
After "Ye Qiuer" arrives:
When her cousin tries to frame her: She kicks the thug and gives her cousin a face-slapping.
When her scumbag ex-husband slanders her: She kicks him and gives his manipulative new wife a face-slapping.
When it comes to her second husband and stepchildren: If they get along, they'll live happily together. If not, they can each go their own way.
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Many years later:
While the cousin and the thug are locked in a bitter struggle, getting more miserable with each passing year, Ye Qiuer becomes a teacher, earns a permanent post, and is named an exemplary young person.
While her scumbag ex-husband and his manipulative wife scheme against each other, getting more entangled with each passing year, Ye Qiuer becomes a school principal, gets a raise, and is cherished by her second husband. Her children all make something of themselves, and she reaches the peak of a winner's life.
Completed novels you might enjoy: Bringing an Animal Husbandry System to the 1960s, The Old Lady of the Farmhouse
Upcoming novels: Reborn as the Fifth Sister-in-Law in a Period Novel, The Stepmother's Guide to Raising Children
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Theme: The beauty of everyday life.
The heroine got pregnant in 1984 and she was 50 years old in 2015. So wouldn't she get married at 18 or get married at 19 and have a baby soon?
Didn't my little sister pick up a boy? What happened to that boy? Didn't she see it?
Looks good, spread flowers and flowers.
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It's so fast. It's almost over. I can't bear to leave.
It was so fast, it was over if I didn't pay attention.
Is there another update tonight? I want to see the extras about the sisters, especially the younger ones.
A positive chapter, nice to read.
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The heroine got pregnant in 1984 and she was 50 years old in 2015. So wouldn't she get married at 18 or get married at 19 and have a baby soon?
Didn't my little sister pick up a boy? What happened to that boy? Didn't she see it?
Looks good, spread flowers and flowers.
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.
It's so fast. It's almost over. I can't bear to leave.
It was so fast, it was over if I didn't pay attention.
Is there another update tonight? I want to see the extras about the sisters, especially the younger ones.
A positive chapter, nice to read.
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.
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