Rich Little Miss from the 1970s [Book Transmigration]

The main story is complete. My upcoming novel, "Barbie Brawler in the Seventies," is available on my author page.

As a fan of second male leads, Qin Mao has always carried a "red mole of cinnabar" in her heart.

One day, she transmigrates into a book and meets her one true obsession.

Qin Mao's dad is a truck driver. Every month he earns more than a senior technician at the textile mill.

Ding You's father is long gone, buried in a little grave outside town, without even a wooden marker.

Qin Mao's snacks are malted milk, milk candies, and chocolate from the Friendship Store.

Ding You gets one meal a day: a single ball of wild greens and bran, with two bowls of cold water.

Qin Mao is the sweet, sweet "Big Sis Mao" that the neighborhood kids laugh about whenever they bring her up.

Ding You is the "jinx" everyone steers clear of, afraid to come within three miles of him.

And yet, on a gentle, sunny day, Qin Mao marries Ding You, leaving everyone around them slack-jawed.

[One-line summary: A rich little girl with lucky koi fortune or a dirt-poor jinx born under a star of doom.]

Set in a fictional world. Please don't compare it to real life.

The catlike heroine is a master at working her loyal puppy of a hero around her finger.

Anti-piracy setting: 60%. If you've read less, please wait 24 hours.

[Attention! Be sure to read the author's note for the extra story in Chapter 95!]

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