A Delicate Beauty in the Seventies [Book Transmigration]

[New novel: Born in the Sixties, Pretending to Be a Relative Overseas of a Cannon-Fodder Character is now serializing. Please add it to your collection. Click the author's profile to find it.] When Jiang Keke woke up, she discovered she had become the wicked supporting female character in Reborn to Win xxx. She fought her cousin, the female lead, over a man, abandoned her villainous fiancé, dated several men at once, and did everything she could to bring about her own doom. In the end, after it came out that she wasn't the biological daughter of the parents who had returned from overseas, everyone turned against her, and she died alone in the street. This plot... is way too terrifying! Jiang Keke says she wants to go home~ The villainous big shot: Come on, your husband will take you home. A pampered young lady who returned from overseas with her parents VS a handsome, taciturn big shot from a book A few warnings: 1. This is a work of fiction, and everything serves the plot. If that's not for you, please click X. 2. The heroine is a pampered young lady: beautiful, delicate, high-maintenance, and spoiled. She won't become rich through her own efforts. Before she transmigrated, she was already a quiet, unsociable girl. If you dislike this type of character, please click X. Completed works: Raising Kids in the Sixties, My Beauty Is Over the Top [Quick Transmigration], Bringing Friends Along to the Fifties, I Have a Manor Game in the Stormy Apocalypse, Can Selling Blind Boxes Make Me a Savior? [Management], and more. New novel: Born in the Sixties, Pretending to Be a Relative Overseas of a Cannon-Fodder Character In 1962, ten-year-old Dai Baohua moved with her family from India to Siam. On the way, she developed a high fever that wouldn't break. As she hovered on the brink of death, she heard a ding from the System and remembered that she didn't belong to this era: her soul came from the future, and she had transmigrated to save cannon-fodder characters, supporting characters, villains, passersby, and protagonists from several books! The problem was, all of them were back in China, while she was in a foreign country, and only ten years old. In an era when travel was difficult, how was she supposed to change their fates? Dai Baohua wanted to slack off, but slacking off would get her killed. Then, when she saw her father sending an overseas remittance letter to his family back home, Dai Baohua's eyes lit up. She could pretend to be the relatives who had gone south across the seas to make their fortunes, and send money and letters back to them! After the natural disasters and wars of the early years, who didn't have a relative whose whereabouts were unknown? She began looking through the backgrounds of her targets, searching for relatives she could impersonate, such as an aunt, an older paternal aunt, or a niece. Then she'd send them money and letters from Siam and save them from their tragic fates! ** Gu Yuehe is the hapless second older sister of the heroine of a story about a self-serving woman. Her husband died young, her in-laws are gone, and none of her three children are grown. Her family urges her to remarry and leave the children in the care of their relatives, but Gu Yuehe can't bear to. Her family calls her a fool and says she'll suffer for it. But before long, the eldest daughter of her husband's family, who had lost contact with them years ago, sends money and a letter from overseas. Overseas remittances, powdered milk, a radio... Her sister-in-law tells Gu Yuehe to focus on keeping house and raising the children. She'll cover all their living expenses, and the four of them will never go hungry. Gu Yuehe, who'd been drowning in hardship, suddenly finds herself living in comfort. Her family no longer tries to make her remarry. Later stories will feature the real daughter in a switched-at-birth story, a stepmother's stepdaughter from her husband's first marriage, a country girl from a sent-down-youth story, the contrast character in a story about a mother-in-law reborn, and more. Details may be changed or added at any time. [Overseas remittance letter: also called a fan letter or a money letter, this was a special kind of letter combining a remittance receipt and a family letter, sent home by overseas Chinese.] Theme: