The Prodigal Days of the 1970S

In her previous life, Qiao Meng lost her mother early, and her grandmother favored someone else. She was a poor little thing in the eyes of outsiders. Through hard work, she finally made a comfortable life for herself, earning everyone’s envy. Even when her biased grandmother was bedridden with illness, she stayed by her side to care for her. Everyone around her praised her for being filial. Qiao Meng heard them and smiled :) Who could have guessed that she’d wake from a dream and return to her childhood, only to get a Spendthrift System... Wait, what?! [Host, please waste two liang of white flour within one day.] [Host, please waste five jin of chicken within one week.] [Host, please waste one new house within one year.] Qiao Meng: “...” You’re a husky yourself, and now you want to drag me into being a malamute too?! The Art of Splurging in the 1970s: One of a Kind, No Imitations Reader’s Guide: 1. An alternate-history period piece. Logic is dead, there are lots of plot holes, and I wrote it in a dream, so trust me. 2. The heroine is sweet on the outside, cunning within. There is a male lead, but he appears relatively late. 3. The Spendthrift System doesn’t issue missions all the time. It has a low profile and plays a supporting role, with long gaps between missions. Theme: Strive to move forward.