The Cannon-Fodder Supporting Lady of the 1970S (Book Transmigration)

Side-character blurb: What’s it like to transmigrate into a feel-good novel? And into the 1970s, when food and clothing were scarce? You become a pitiful young intellectual sent down to the countryside. Thank goodness you brought along a quail-sized stomach from the twenty-first century. Anything you eat keeps you full for ages~~ And then you get a golden finger, discovering a cheat-like pocket dimension~~ The heroine levels up, becomes invincible, and dishes out face-slapping left and right in a wildly indulgent Mary Sue story. Unfortunately, He Xiaoli becomes the villainess who keeps getting face-slapped. What is she supposed to do? (Omitting five hundred exclamation marks here.) This novel has a 70% anti-piracy limit for 48 hours. If you’ve purchased less than 70% of the chapters, refresh after 48 hours. My 1970s novel, A Lucky Star Shines on the 1970s, is open for preorders. Please save it if you’re interested! Blurb: At last, she had escaped poverty, only to transmigrate into a book set before liberation. The day after A Meng happily got the deed to her house, she transmigrated into a book, landing in the impoverished 1970s as a baby. Someone abandoned her on the back hill, where no one paid her any mind. Chen Xiaojun and his wife had been married for three years without a child, and their home was in constant turmoil. Then one day, they went up the mountain to gather firewood and found an abandoned baby. From then on, good fortune shone on their family, and their lives became happier and happier. Everyone in Dahe Village knew it was because the Chen family had gotten a lucky baby. People said A Meng had been born to a hard life, with no parents to love her from the moment she was born, abandoned on the back hill. Who could have guessed that the whole family would love her with all their hearts and spoil her rotten? Theme: