Becoming a Rich Woman in the 1970S

As soon as the news came that educated youth would be sent to the countryside, the three Shen children turned the family upside down. Eldest brother Shen Zhixing considered himself the root of the old Shen family and egged Grandpa and Grandma Shen on to make as much trouble as they wanted, refusing to go to the countryside no matter what. Second sister Shen Zhiqiu agreed readily, then promptly broke her leg in an accident. The whole family's attention turned to the youngest, Shen Zhiyi. Shen Zhiyi, who had transmigrated, knew that the decision was final, so she pretended to wipe away tears. "Going to the countryside is an honor, but I can't carry heavy things or do manual labor. Without money and ration coupons, how am I supposed to survive out there?" Her older brother and sister hurriedly stuffed her pockets with money and coupons, afraid that this little fool would come to her senses and refuse to go. Shen Zhiyi went to the countryside with a thick wad of money and coupons, silently calculating: The college entrance exams will be reinstated in three years, and economic reforms will begin in four. Should she work hard and become a little rich lady first? Yan Xiu returned from his quick transmigration and found himself back in his second year in the countryside, on the day the new educated youths arrived. Yan Xiu hadn't cared about any of this, but he was surprised to find that there seemed to be one more new educated youth than he remembered. P.S. A strong female lead story. The male and female leads each have their own path. The heroine goes into medicine, and the hero does scientific research. The story came about because I was fed up with my country being choked by foreign technology, so the male lead gets a huge cheat. Please add my new book, "The Seventies: I Became the Villain's Mother," to your wishlists. Liu Manman transmigrates into a book. In the novel "The Rise and Fall of the Business World," the male lead is completely suppressed early on by the ruthless villain. He only gets his happy ending because the villain's health gives out and he exits the story. Liu Manman becomes the villain's mother. Her life in the book can be summed up in one sentence: She elopes with a man when the villain is a child, gets abandoned, begs to survive, then dies of a serious illness. Liu Manman: "I refuse to accept such a tragic ending!" The story hasn't started yet, and the villain is still a grubby little poor thing. Liu Manman thinks she can still save the situation and swiftly clears up the mess left by the original owner. But one bizarre problem follows another: her original owner's family, a bunch of freeloaders who mooch off her while she's a sister-obsessed fool, and her mean in-laws, who want to use their daughters-in-law as laborers. Furious, Liu Manman calls someone on a distant island. "Gu Changqing, I'm taking the child to join the army family. If not, we're getting a divorce!" On the island, Colonel Gu is missing his wife and son. "!!! I'll ask for leave right now and come get you!" * Chen Meixiang has a secret. She knows that Colonel Gu's son will become a billionaire and that Colonel Gu is about to divorce his wife, so she plans to marry him and become the future billionaire's stepmother. But Chen Meixiang waits and waits, only to see Colonel Gu bring his wife and son to the island. She watches as everyone on the island envies the loving couple and their clever, well-behaved son. Chen Meixiang: "Why haven't they divorced yet!!!" Liu Manman shrugs. "Because I transmigrated into a book." Theme: Work hard to build a better life