Seventies' Mighty Barbie

People say reincarnation is a skill. Yu Akou thinks she clearly never learned it properly.

She transmigrated while still in her mother's womb.

Her father went to the Western Paradise protecting someone else's child.

It's all right, it's all right. She still has her mother.

But after giving birth to her, her mother packed up her dowry and remarried.

N-no, it's all right, it's all right. Her grandmother loves her, at least.

Besides, she has a golden finger that gives her incredible strength.

With all that strength, she can beat every able-bodied man in the village when she goes out to earn work points.

But then the winds of reform sweep across the land, and humanity enters the age of mechanization.

Yu Akou: !!!

She drops the snake she caught and turns her attention to the criminals causing trouble.

She heard that catching these people earns you a lot of money and grain from the authorities.

The trembling criminals scream with all their might, "Don't come any closer!"

The male lead: "Come here!"

I take back what I said about never marrying Yu Akou, even if I stay single my whole life. Please, just look at me.

Yu Akou wears a cold expression.

No. Don't even think about it. I refuse.

[Reader's Guide]

1. A warm, food-filled slice-of-life story set in a bygone era, with few troublesome side characters.

2. The female lead has incredible strength. Before meeting her, the male lead was a terminal case of bachelor syndrome.

3. The historical setting is fictional, fictional, fictional.

4. Updates daily at 9 a.m. Other times are for typo fixes.

Coming soon: The Human Golden Finger in the Seventies

Something big has happened recently in Xiangfu Village.

Lin Haifeng, the village's most promising young man, has returned from military service.

Not only does he have a scar on his face, he's also brought home a little girl who's supposedly his daughter.

The villagers, eager to get the scoop, swarm over to the Lin family home.

When they see the little girl sitting obediently on a small stool, they slap their thighs and exclaim:

"Good heavens! Is this little girl a child from a New Year painting? How else could she be so beautiful?"

As time passes, everyone realizes that the girl is practically heaven's own darling.

When she says she's hungry, the rice in the fields ripens early, every grain plump and full.

When she says she's thirsty, the wolves in the mountains bring her wild fruit.

People who like her find money on the street or have happy things happen at home.

Those who don't like her can't even drink a glass of water without choking on it.

The villagers figure they've discovered something incredible. With a lucky girl like her around, shouldn't they hurry up and marry her into the family?

But before they can make a move,

a young man covered in bruises from a beating by Lin Haifeng snatches the lucky girl and carries her back to his den.

[The female lead doesn't have a golden finger. She is the golden finger herself.]

[The male lead is a real wolf cub.]

Completed novel: The Rich Little Girl of the Seventies, a warm, food-filled story set in a bygone era.

Theme: I hope my stories put a smile on all the kitties' faces.