The White Moonlight of the 1970s

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Blurb One:

After waking up in the 1970s, Zhou Mo made it clear that this wasn't the life she wanted. She had to toil in the fields for work points, and went all year without even the faintest taste of meat. She was hungry and exhausted, and slept badly. She thought transmigrating to the 1970s was miserable enough, but it turned out she had transmigrated into a book too, as a cannon-fodder supporting character with the same name who wouldn't survive more than two episodes! Zhou Mo burst into tears...

Zhao Lijun, the top dog of Shanghe Village, had a fair-skinned, beautiful young educated woman living in his heart. Knowing the gap between them was enormous, he could only admire her from afar. But why was this "moonlight" showing up in front of him every other day and saying all sorts of inexplicable things? At this rate, should he use his hands or his words to carry her off?

Blurb Two:

Zhao Lihong was reborn, back in the year she was seventeen. Her family was whole, and there was still time to make everything right. But before she could put her foresight to use and lead her family to prosperity, the female educated youth who had drowned in her previous life became her third sister-in-law. Could her rebirth have caused a butterfly effect? She clearly remembered that her third brother had never married.

The Zhao family says life just keeps getting better and better, and there's finally hope for the future. The villagers of Shanghe say that following the team leader means there's meat to eat. The educated youths say their opinions don't matter!

[Reader's Guide]

This novel has a 60% anti-piracy threshold. I hope all you lovely readers will understand.

1. The village top dog VS a modern woman who has transmigrated into a book

2. Teaming up with a reborn woman to face-slap the villains and build a prosperous life

3. The author has pieced together details about that era from online sources and by asking older relatives. Please be understanding if you're particular about historical accuracy.

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