Transmigrated into the Sixties as the Villain's Mom [Book Transmigration]

[Coming soon: Please add to your collection, My Dad Was Reclaimed by a Wealthy Family [The 1970s]. Everyone is welcome to bookmark it!]

Blurb: Su Zhi woke up one day

and discovered that she had transmigrated into a book.

Worse, she had landed in a wildly popular period novel full of awful people,

becoming the villainous maternal cousin who stole the heroine's first love and met a tragic end.

Even her two older brothers were cannon-fodder villains who had harmed the heroine?

Su Zhi shrugged innocently. "So what?"

As the youngest daughter of the Su family, she was born beneath a sky glowing with rosy clouds, blessed with boundless good fortune.

Her father doted on her, her mother adored her, and her brothers spoiled her. Even her great-grandmother loved her to the core.

And she had a future big shot to rely on.

Su Zhi declared, "All those awful people can just roll away!"

The future big shot said, "I'll be your rock. How about you marry me?"

Reader's guide:

1. Set in the 1960s and 1970s. The heroine is a lucky charm, and this is a feel-good novel.

2. The plot and characters are entirely fictional and have nothing to do with the author. Please be kind and do not make personal attacks.

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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. Only then did my wealthy grandfather, his biological father, send people to bring him home.

They all said I was born with good fortune. The moment I was born, my biological father was reclaimed by his wealthy family, and I went from a farmer's granddaughter to a wealthy family's granddaughter overnight. My dad thought so too, and my mom hugged me and showered me with kisses. "My little lucky star!"

Then one day, I suddenly learned that the world I lived in was actually a book.

The story was about a family who had mistakenly switched two babies. A farmer's wife, wanting her own son to have a better life, switched him with the family's biological child. When the truth came out, the real young master had spent decades farming in the countryside. He was illiterate and didn't marry until he was in his thirties. The impostor, meanwhile, had gone to university and joined the army, where he became a regiment commander. He was the real winner in life, and the true male lead.

Everyone said the real young master's life had been ruined. What good would it do to be reclaimed now? His biological father's connections had all gone to the impostor. He had never attended school, and even finding a job would be difficult.

But who could have guessed my dad was a genuine genius? So what if he had never gone to school? He had been taught by many professors, and when the national college entrance exams were reinstated, he became the top scorer in the country. Tsinghua and Peking University both fought to recruit him.

Who said my dad had no connections? University professors and influential big shots all eagerly reached out to him, and he could choose his connections as he pleased.

The high-yield rice technology my dad developed caused a nationwide sensation, and newspapers across the country rushed to report on it.

Even the nation's top leader personally received him.

It turned out my dad wasn't an ordinary man at all. He was clearly the kind of larger-than-life male lead you'd find in a classic rise-to-the-top novel.

Well, I took a hearty gulp of milk. Why would I need to grow up and take the world by storm?

I could just lie back and win.

[Key points: Set in The 1970s, in an alternate, parallel world.]

[The heroine gets to coast through life and is adored by everyone.]

[The heroine wants to take the world by storm too, but her biological father is simply too amazing and leaves her no chance.]

[The blurb is written in first person, while the novel itself is written in third person.]

Completed novels: The Female Military Doctor of the 1970s, Transmigrated into a Lucky and Wealthy Girl in the 1970s, My Background Is Powerful, I Came from the Heavens, The Popular Life of a Metaphysics Master, Hey, Military Wife

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