The Little Sweet Pepper of the 1970S

(My next story, "Sweet and Spoiled Flower of the Seventies", is coming soon. Please add it to your reading list by visiting my author page.) The sweet little pepper Shen Tiantian transmigrated and became a member of a large family in the 1970s. Though material goods were scarce in that era, at least she was an optimistic, cheerful person. Even if her grandparents were useless and her relatives were a family of scheming opportunists, she had a tough pair of parents, an elder sister who doted on her, and a loyal rich second-generation boyfriend from the seventies. But why did her older sister, her cousin, the new educated youth next door, and her loyal rich boyfriend all seem to know everything? The rich second-generation boyfriend: Do you know that everyone else transmigrated or was reborn, and you're the only one who doesn't know the plot? Shen Tiantian: Huh? What plot? This story is also known as "Everyone Knows the Plot Except Me", "I Transmigrated into a Book I Never Even Read", and "The Reborn Versus the Transmigrator, and It Has Nothing to Do with Me" (There is a high anti-piracy ratio, so if you can't see the whole story after buying it, refresh the page. Writing isn't easy. Thank you for understanding.) "Sweet and Spoiled Flower of the Seventies" The pampered Yang Xiaoye is a famous delicate young lady across the surrounding villages. She can't lift or carry a thing. Her hands are so soft and fair that she could injure herself just by holding a sickle. They say her parents are senior provincial officials. They ride in a car when they go out and eat meat at every meal. She only came to their village to suffer because she wanted to answer the nation's call. The little rascal Gu Huai is a notorious hoodlum and hooligan across the surrounding villages. His family is desperately poor. They eat wild greens and grain dumplings and drink cold water. His family background is bad, and after working himself to the bone all day, he earns only half the work points of others. Most of those are then spent on medicine for his blind mother. The villagers never imagined these two would have anything to do with each other. Until one day, fair and pretty Yang Xiaoye carried a basket to bring lunch to Gu Huai, who was working in the fields, and wiped the sweat from his brow with a handkerchief decorated with little flowers. The villagers were all stunned. Reading Guide: 1. The heroine transmigrated here. She's a pampered little princess whose only job is to look beautiful. 2. This has nothing to do with answering the nation's call. 3. The hero has never acted like a hooligan toward anyone but the heroine. 4. An illogical sweet story, set in a mostly fictional world. If you don't like that, don't read. Other completed historical-era stories: "The Chosen Girl [Quick Transmigration]", "Nineties Comeback: Becoming a Top Student", and "A Happy Life in the Sixties". Visit my author page to find them. Theme: