Building the Nation in the Seventies

(Originally titled Lazy in the Seventies) Tu Yangyang deeply regrets not having the surname Lan. She’s so lazy that if she can sit, she’d much rather lie down. Thanks to technological advances in the twenty-sixth century, people can entrust pretty much everything to their personal robot butlers. Yet a tiny minority of people, like Tu Yangyang, choose to keep their personal consciousness intact and leave everything except eating, drinking, and using the bathroom to their robot butlers. Tu Yangyang loves to eat and hardly moves at all, and she’s managed to make even her bones go soft. To help her break this bad habit, the Jinjiang System plans to send her to the supposedly character-building 1970s. Tu Yangyang, upon arriving in the 1970s: Dead inside.jpg But one day... why is everyone saying they should learn from her? Author’s notes: 1. The heroine has a nano-space with a small robot inside, which will help her to some extent and keep her from starving to death right away. 2. The heroine really is lazy. She won’t suddenly become hardworking, struggle to get ahead, make money, or start a business, but she will overcome her laziness and learn how to live. 3. The heroine is a generous, free-spending young lady who stays in control throughout. The male lead is not a soldier, will not serve in the military, and is not an all-capable strongman who can hunt prey. 4. This story will go premium on 2020/12/28, and the first 90 chapters will become unavailable. Please take note~ 5. The focus is on the heroine’s career and daily life. It’s wish-fulfillment fiction with a slow start, so please choose for yourself. If you don’t mind, stay for a little while. If it’s not your cup of tea, we’ll meet again another time. May all be well. 6. I started revising the story in May 2021, fixing some details and plot holes. Please take note! Theme: You can still take charge of your life without being a strong, career-driven woman.