Reborn as a Textile Worker in Republican-Era China

My new works are open for advance collection: “Reborn as a Republic-Era Big Shot's Child Bride” and “Big Shot, You're Not Sleeping Tonight.” Click the author's column on the upper right to add them to your collection, little angels! Blurb: Jiang Yun, who came from a poor family and had dark skin, was knocked unconscious by a police baton during a protest. When she woke up, she discovered that something had appeared in her mind. At eighty, she returned to the age of fourteen, but some of her memories were a little off. Jiang Yun couldn't remember the events of the past eighty years. All she had were the various skills and knowledge stored in her mind. Before, all she could do at the spinning mill was spin thread and keep her head down as she worked. Now she could read newspapers, speak English, and dance! Her complexion was also growing fairer, and she was becoming more and more beautiful. Jiang Yun was anxious, so she lived even more cautiously, improving herself and biding her time. Then one day, the young master who gave free lessons to the women working at the mill began looking at her in a very different way. 1. The heroine is ugly at first, but later becomes fair-skinned and beautiful, with long legs. She has a super brain that knows all kinds of skills. 2. The hero and heroine grow together. At first, she has a secret crush on him. Later, he secretly falls for her and starts making moves on her behind the scenes. 3. The skills the heroine knows are things she learned in her future life, not things that simply appeared out of nowhere. Also known as “The Transformation of a Skinny, Dark-Skinned Girl,” “The Years I Had a Secret Crush on You,” and “The Hero Runs Into a Wall for Me and Sheds Two Lines of Tears for Me.” Theme: