A Lucky Charm in the Sixties: Book Transmigration

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Su Ran transmigrates into a book.

With an acre of fertile farmland, she transmigrates to the late 1950s, a time when people don't have enough to eat or wear. She becomes the heroine's stupid, vicious, utterly unlucky former sister-in-law, who is eventually abandoned.

She's doomed to be cannon fodder with a tragic ending.

And are her two younger brothers also villainous cannon fodder who hurt the heroine?

Fortunately, the plot hasn't started yet.

Everyone says the Su family's daughter is blessed. Ever since she arrived, the Su family has been doing better and better, growing richer by the day.

Her father dotes on her, her mother loves her, her two younger brothers are famous sister-con devotees, and even her great-grandmother spoils her rotten.

Her eldest younger brother becomes a university student, gets a secure government job, and becomes an official.

Her second younger brother becomes a decorated senior colonel.

Even her little sister, more than ten years younger than her, becomes a respected military doctor.

As for Su Ran, good luck follows her everywhere, and her blessings know no bounds.

Her luck is so incredible she finds money wherever she goes.

Rabbits and pheasants practically run into her wherever she goes.

A famine hits, but she's not afraid. She has an acre of fertile land, and it can even be upgraded. The Su family eats rice at every meal and has eggs with every dish.

The heroine's brother comes to ask for her hand. He has a secure government job and an iron rice bowl, the envy of everyone.

Su Ran: "I'm not marrying him!"

Then she turns around and marries a penniless young man.

People say: "Hmph! Refusing a rich man? Just wait and see how poor you'll be!"

But who could have guessed...

Su Ran's life gets happier and happier, and her husband becomes a big shot everyone looks up to.

Only then does she realize that her husband is actually the biggest BOSS in the book, despite barely being mentioned.

Reader's guide:

1. This is a companion story to Mom, the Sixties Villain, with a different timeline.

2. Set in the 1950s and 1960s. Transmigrates into a book, alternate universe.

Coming soon: Born a Lucky Carp in the Seventies; Born with the Fortune of a Lucky Carp; I Became the Heavenly Dao's Darling Daughter

Coming soon: Born a Lucky Carp in the Seventies

Blurb: In her previous life, Ran Yingying spent nearly all her time paving the way for the male and female leads.

Her job, her studies, her reputation, and even her parents' lives were all destroyed by the male lead's indirect schemes.

She died with regrets, only to transmigrate to the world of cultivation and become a lucky carp cultivator.

Just as she was about to ascend to immortality, a loud crash sent her hurtling back to her first life.

Only then did she understand why she'd been so unlucky.

Her existence had been nothing but a stepping stone to the male lead's success.

In this life, will her mother die young?

Will her father be discharged early because of his injuries?

Will her father's factory director position be taken by her cousin?

None of it will happen!

Because...

She is a born lucky carp!

Before long...

Everyone notices that the Ran family's second son, who was cast out with nothing, has changed.

Ran Yingying is a blessed child.

Ever since she was born, the Ran family's life has improved day by day.

Her parents cherish her like a precious jewel, giving her brown sugar to drink and eggs to eat every day.

The Ran family even becomes the village's first ten-thousand-yuan household.

A car drives into the village. The villagers rush to spread the news: the big shot who often appears on TV has dropped to one knee and proposed to her.

Male lead/Female lead: ???

Something seems wrong here!!!

Second coming-soon story: Born with the Fortune of a Lucky Carp

Blurb: Ling Qinyu transmigrates into a book.

A First-Rank Noble Consort is a feel-good farming novel. The heroine is a scholar's stepdaughter. After marrying the male lead, who is also a scholar, he has one success after another, passing the imperial exams with top honors and rising to become a prime minister. She is personally granted the rank of First-Rank Noble Consort by the emperor.

Ling Qinyu, meanwhile, transmigrates as a nameless, doomed supporting character who marries a hunter and doesn't survive past the first episode.

Everyone says that although Ling Qinyu and the heroine are sisters, they have different fates: one is an imperial First-Rank Noble Consort, while the other is an unlucky pauper who eventually becomes a widow.

Yang Xin: "In this life, I'm the one destined for wealth and high rank. You married a hunter, so you're fated to die young and be left a widow."

But someone please explain this to her:

The husband who has no name in the book and was supposedly destined to die young has become the legendary prince of a different surname. And she's the one who's truly a First-Rank Noble Consort?

When she returns to her hometown in a First-Rank Noble Consort's robes, she sees her ragged step-sister kneeling in the crowd. Wasn't the heroine supposed to be the one destined for that title?

In a nutshell: Her reborn step-sister steals every opportunity meant for Ling Qinyu, only to ruin everything and remain poor. Whomever Ling Qinyu marries, she brings them prosperity. She was born with a fortune meant for wealth and high rank.

Completed works: Born a Lucky Carp with Wealth and Rank in the Seventies; Mom, the Sixties Villain; The Female Military Doctor of the Seventies; My Background Is Powerful, I Came from the Heavens; The Popular Life of a Metaphysics Master

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