The Real Heiress of the Seventies Is Five and a Half [Book Transmigration]

[Advance notice, please add to your collection: My Dad Was Reclaimed by a Wealthy Family [The 1970s]] Su Qinqin grew up in the countryside. She wore white cotton dresses, had slender ankles, and had bright, lively eyes. When she was twelve, she saved the young master who had come from the city. Sheng Qi climbed into his car arrogantly and told her to wait for him to come back for her. He would give her unimaginable wealth. But he never came. Instead, Su Qinqin was sold into the mountains and forced to marry an old bachelor. Within a year, she was abused to death. Her cousin, Tong Zhi, was the one who married Sheng Qi. Only after her death did Su Qinqin learn the truth: she was the native female lead of The Pampered Girl of the 1980s, while her cousin Tong Zhi was a Book Transmigration reader who had stolen all her good fortune. Reborn at the age of five, Su Qinqin swore she would never save Sheng Qi again. As for the wealthy parents who were originally hers but had been taken by Tong Zhi, she didn't want them anymore either. But one day, after she finished washing clothes by the stream and looked up, the villagers were all talking excitedly. Then three Hongqi sedans came roaring into the village. As soon as the cars stopped, more than a dozen bodyguards in black suits lined up. Four handsome young men who looked a little like her stepped out of the cars. Their eyes reddened as they pulled her into their arms. "Little sister, we're late." Su Qinqin: "????" Another luxury car came from the distance. Sheng Qi pushed through the crowd, emotions surging in his eyes, and walked toward her too. #I Don't Want to Claim My Wealthy Parents, But What Do I Do When They and My Four Brothers Are All Reborn?# #What Do I Do When My Fiance Is Reborn Too?# Please check out my upcoming novel by visiting my author page. They're all period novels, so if you like them, remember to add them to your collection. Kisses! Title: My Dad Was Reclaimed by a Wealthy Family [The 1970s] Blurb: My dad was the real young master of a wealthy family. During the war, he was sent to live with a farming family, where he stayed for thirty-two years, until his wealthy birth father, my grandpa, finally sent someone to bring him home. Everyone said I was born lucky. As soon as I was born, my dad was reclaimed by his wealthy family, and I went from being a farmer's granddaughter to a wealthy heiress in one fell swoop. My dad thought so too, and my mom hugged me and kissed me. "My lucky little girl!" Then one day, I suddenly learned that the world I lived in was a book. The story was about two families whose babies had been switched at birth. A farm woman had swapped the babies so her own son could take the place of the other family's child. By the time the truth came out, the real young master had spent decades farming in the countryside, illiterate and unmarried until he was over thirty. The impostor, meanwhile, was a college graduate who had joined the army and become a regiment commander, a winner in life and the true male lead. Everyone said the real young master's life had been ruined. What good would it do for him to be reclaimed now? His birth father's connections had all gone to the impostor, and since he'd never been to school, he would struggle even to find a job. Who could have guessed that my dad was a true genius? So what if he had never gone to school? My dad had been taught by many professors, and the year the college entrance exams were reinstated, he became the top scorer in the whole country. Tsinghua and Peking University both competed to recruit him. Who said my dad had no connections? Professors from top universities and influential bigwigs all reached out to him. He could choose any connections he wanted. My dad's high-yield rice research caused a sensation across the country, and newspapers everywhere rushed to report on it. Even the nation's leader personally received him. Turns out my dad wasn't an ordinary man at all. He was clearly the kind of overwhelmingly capable male lead you'd find in a rags-to-riches novel. Well, I take a big gulp of milk. Why would I need to grow up and fight my way to the top? I'll just coast to victory. [Key points: Set in The 1970s, alternate history, parallel world.] [The female lead has an easy, blessed life and is doted on by everyone.] [The female lead wants to fight her way to the top too, but her dad is so amazing he never gives her the chance.] [The blurb is in first person, while the story is in third person.] Upcoming novel two: I Became the Heavenly Dao's Beloved Daughter [Book Transmigration] Blurb: Everyone says Su Mianmian is the luckiest woman alive. She has a peerless husband who cherishes her above all else. He is the head disciple of Hongmeng Mountain Manor, while she is the beloved daughter of the Moonlight Palace's master. By all accounts, they're a match made in heaven. But Su Mianmian scoffs to herself. * The day before her wedding, Su Mianmian suddenly learns that the world she lives in is just a book. She's a cannon-fodder supporting character who won't survive three chapters, existing only as nourishment for the male lead, Xuhua, to cultivate... When the time comes, she'll die in the arms of the man she loves most, drained of the blood essence from her heart. Su Mianmian: "..." I'm not marrying him! It was only later that she learned her origins were far more complicated. Heavenly Emperor: "I'm your father." Creator God: "I'm your real dad!" Heavenly Dao: "I'm your daddy!" Su Mianmian: "????" The three fathers spoke in unison: "Whoever bullies you, I'll destroy them!" Absolutely domineering! Other completed novels by the author: Reborn as a Lucky, Wealthy Heiress in the 1970s / Reborn as a Villain's Mom in the 1960s / Reborn as a Lucky Girl in the 1960s / Female Military Doctor in the 1970s Ongoing novel: Reborn as a Lucky Girl in the 1970s Theme: