Back to the Sixties [System]

My new novel, A 1970s Scholar Enlists, is now underway. Thank you for your support, little angels. Mwah! Coming soon: Transmigrated into the Unlucky Female Side Character [Book Transmigration]. Please add it to your favorites, lovely readers! Xing Yuemei, an old woman from the twenty-first century, returns to the 1960s. She says she has no desire to reminisce about her youth. She just wants to eat meat. Luckily, she has a Leisure System, though it isn't leisurely at all. Wash two sets of clothes for a pound of rice, plow a furrow for a chicken. Work in exchange for reward is only fair... my foot. After pulling weeds in the fields, the old woman, who hadn't done farm work since getting married in her previous life, straightened her back and wondered, When did my good-for-nothing husband die again? In her previous life, she feared her husband would die in battle, but she died in a car accident instead. This time, since death is inevitable anyway, she might as well die however she pleases. Xing, who spent most of her life as a widow, returns to the 1960s. She's now only sixteen and hasn't yet married that short-lived husband. After being reborn, she hears she's to be engaged to Old Wang from the neighboring village. She also hears her good-for-nothing husband has taken a fancy to the new educated youth. Xing Yuemei says she has no plans to trade in her husband. Luckily, the System works well enough. She'll start by crushing the competition with her looks. Good-for-nothing husband: I'm a soldier. Xing Yuemei: I've made peace with becoming a widow. Good-for-nothing husband: ... She's dancing on the edge of widowhood... Looking at her shy, awkward young husband, Widow Xing thinks it's so much fun to tease him. A twenty-first-century granny returns to the age of sixteen with a golden finger. Please take note. Blurb for the upcoming novel A 1970s Scholar Enlists: Blurb One An old-fashioned scholar from ancient times takes over the body of a 1970s conscript and finds himself living a hard life, with clothes that barely cover him and not enough food to fill his stomach. Should he leave the army? After going home for two days, the scholar quietly returns to camp and joins the scramble for food. A gentleman's manners can wait until he's eaten his fill. At first, he gets by in the army mess hall. Later, he drives at a factory. Qi Shi: Actually, I think I'd be better suited to an office. Blurb Two Qi Shi thought he would marry a gentle, virtuous wife and live in perfect harmony with her. Who knew that after returning to life in another body, he'd not only get a violent, coarse, stingy wife, but also become a conscript? Qi Shi: Body-swap stories are full of pitfalls. I want to go back to my own body. Su Guifei: Hand over your allowance. Don't make me use force. Blurb for the second upcoming novel, Transmigrated into the Unlucky Female Side Character [Book Transmigration]: What's it like to become an unlucky person overnight? Li Yujin looks at her endlessly doting dad and nods. It's the feeling of being loved. Known as the koi fish herself, Li Yujin transmigrates into a Mary Sue novel as the unlucky female side character: a girl with no money, no looks, and no hope!!! Luckily, she still has her koi luck. It's just that... Koi Dad: Xiao Jin, here's the money I earned laying bricks. Take it and buy a new phone. Li Yujin: (●, ●) The next day... Koi Dad: What happened, did you lose your phone? It's okay, I'll lay more bricks and buy you another one (??ω??)? Li Yujin: (●, ●) The neighbor's ordinary male lead: The girl next door has been kind of sweet lately. Li Yujin: Back off, male lead. This koi fish is going to cling to her own leg. A koi-fish spirit heroine x the original ordinary male lead. This is a proper silly comedy, well... probably. Theme: