The Little Fairy of the Sixties

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Rong Jin, a space-time adjudicator, caused too much trouble in the mythological world, so her superior punished her by sending her to suffer in the 1960s.

Poor Rong Jin was a powerful goddess in her previous world, but in one moment she was reborn as a baby.

Superpowers? Gone!

Divine power? Sealed!

System? Crashed and gone dormant!

A new world? Poor, backward, and stricken by famine!

What is she supposed to do?!

The little fairy Rong Jin smiled faintly and made a huge splash the moment she arrived:

The third daughter-in-law of the Li family village production team's captain gave birth to a chubby baby girl during the famine. Overnight, withered trees blossomed, barren hills turned green, and flowers burst into bloom for miles around...

The crowd, busy denouncing superstition: “She has to be a goddess!”

A little scene:

One day, the aunts and older female cousins gathered together to find a husband for their family's little fairy.

When Rong Jin heard about it, she brought out red apples from her immortal residence and waved to the tall, handsome soldier who was a god of war: “Come on, let's talk this over.”

Other completed novels in the same genre: “Reborn as the Educated Youth Female Supporting Character,” “Playing a Female Supporting Character in Period Novels [Quick Transmigration],” and “The Cannon Fodder Woman in the Period Novel Won't Put Up with It”

Completed CEO novel: “Marrying the Male Lead's Father” (the ex-girlfriend becomes the stepmother)

[New novel, “A Contract Marriage in the 1960s,” is now underway:

Tough older sister x Lin Daiyu-like younger brother, all the everyday ups and downs of life

As the family of a martyr, Leshan graduated from high school and works at a food factory. She's educated and employed, but broad, plump, and strong.

When she was nineteen, her elderly mother fell gravely ill. Before she died, she worried that her daughter would never marry and insisted on seeing her married with her own eyes, or she would die with regrets.

Shi Zhong came from a distinguished scholarly family. He had a comfortable upbringing and got into university at a young age. He had a solid background and a bright future, but he was frail and sickly, with a pale face.

At eighteen, a sudden upheaval shattered his family. His father had his legs broken and was about to be sent to the far northwest. Shi Zhong desperately needed a lifeline to pull him out of the mire.

The two should never have crossed paths, but after a chance encounter, they agreed to get what they each needed.

A few days later, Leshan took a husband into her family, served her elderly mother “daughter-in-law tea,” and fulfilled her mother's last wish. Her mother died smiling.

Shi Zhong, meanwhile, married into the Leshan family, successfully helping his father change his family's circumstances and sparing him a life of hardship and an unknown death far from home.

Neither of them took this contract marriage seriously at first, but by the time their pretend marriage became real, life together had grown sweeter and sweeter.

A little scene:

On the day the Shi family got back on its feet, Shi Zhong dragged his feet, reluctant to leave. “Sis, why don't we just keep living like this?”

Leshan had let him go for nothing. Stunned, she said, “We agreed to pretend. Are you serious now?”

Shi Zhong hugged their two children, looking like a wronged husband. The children were already born, so nobody was getting out of this!

Note: Marriage before love, both are inexperienced and devoted only to each other, older woman-younger man romance.]

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