A Lucky Wife's Everyday Life in the 1960S

Please add my upcoming new novel, The Big Sisters of the 1970s, to your to-read list. It will be starting soon. After transmigrating, Guan Jiajia discovers that she has become a background family member in a lucky heroine novel. The book's entire description of her family is: After splitting up, they disappeared without a trace. After thinking it over, Guan Jiajia is alarmed and tries hard to change her family's fate, only to discover that all her efforts are pointless. Her eldest sister was among the first to go into business after the reforms, becoming the first female billionaire renowned in later generations, a domineering CEO among domineering CEOs. Her second sister is stunningly beautiful and hot-tempered, yet became a diplomat. People even call her the "most beautiful diplomat". She's an internet celebrity among internet celebrities. Her third sister is introverted and quiet, but she's the only scientist to make it into the textbooks. Don't mess with her, don't mess with her! And her fourth sister may be young, but she's already the village bully. When she grows up, she'll become a world-famous author and a big shot in the entertainment industry. Guan Jiajia looks at her eldest and second sisters, who are already married, her third sister smiling shyly, and her fourth sister who lets her fists do the talking: ... Could she have transmigrated into a fake book? Didn't it say her family were the last of their line in the village? Why does it look like they're about to soar to the heavens? The lucky heroine: ... The male lead: ... After transmigrating into a book set in the 1960s, Qin Shan becomes the wife of the heroine's father. She thinks she can finally rely on her lucky fate to reach the pinnacle of life and marry a rich, handsome man. But who could have known she's the first wife, the heroine's mother is someone else, and she's going to get divorced? Qin Shan gets ready to make a big move and then run away. Before she leaves, though, she has to take her villainous son along. She can't let him meet the same fate he does in the book. But, Male Lead's Dad, why are your eyes twitching? Why do you keep looking at me? Male Lead's Dad: "..." Are you blind? I'm obviously batting my eyelashes at you. Shamelessly recommending the author's completed novels, Everyday Life in the 1970s and I Became the Heroine in the 1960s After Transmigrating Into a Book. The next novel is A Journey Into the Era After the Novel Ends. Please add them to your to-read list, dear readers. Thank you! Theme: