Living the Good Life and Doing Nothing in the 1970S

Blurb 1: Xu Zhenzhen transmigrates to the 1970s. While everyone else is working hard, she binds herself to a Lazybones Achievement System, supposedly to help her enjoy a beautiful life and achieve a beautiful future. Xu Zhenzhen: I won't cook, do laundry, fetch water, water the fields, or go to work. System: Congratulations, Host! You've earned the “Five Everyday Lazy Habits” achievement. Reward: 10 Laziness Points and one egg. Blurb 2: The people of Li Family Village all say the Xu family's little girl is delicate and lazy, but beautiful beyond compare. The eldest son of the Zhang family is cold and stern, but incredibly capable. One family lives at one end of the village, the other at the opposite end. They have nothing to do with each other. But in the moments no one else sees, the cold and stern man is as gentle as water. P.S. A slice-of-life story. Alternate setting, so don't nitpick the history. It's heart-fluttering, sweet, and satisfying, and there's also a second male lead. If that's not your thing, don't read. Completed novel: [The Good Life of the 1960s] This is my first work, so it may have plenty of flaws. Feel free to read it if you're interested, but please be gentle! Theme: Winning at life by doing nothing.