I Became a Big Shot in the 1970s [Book Transmigration]

1. I don't recommend reading this, because the story veered seriously away from my original plan while I was writing it. I've wrecked it, QAQ.

2. Chapter 30 isn't padding. I posted the wrong chapter and didn't notice in time. I realized later, but replacing it would be a hassle. I thought I'd add an extra chapter after the ending and put it in chapter 30, but... I'll see how I can fix it.

3. Once I've filled in the few plot holes I have left, I'd like to rewrite it. If you like this premise, come back another time. Thanks, and I'm sorry!

2024.5.6

[Synopsis]

Cheng Su is the prettiest flower for miles around. She's beautiful, long-legged, slim-waisted, voluptuous, and has alluring eyes.

This flower is beautiful but thorny. She's proud, greedy, vain, and flirtatious.

Cheng Su, a useless little disciple from a Taoist temple three hundred years in the future, transmigrates into a period novel and, by a twist of fate, becomes this thorny beauty from the book.

But so what?

Now that she's here, she's the big shot!

She heals people, draws talismans, runs a business, and plays with the little ones. Life is full of fun.

If only she didn't have to cling to the male and female leads, though.

Big Shot Cheng Su silently sheds two bitter tears.

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Romance included, no melodrama, updated daily.

Supernatural methods only appear in the early chapters.

Point out any bugs or offer suggestions!

Please add my period novel to your collection!

After I Was Reborn, I Went Back to the Countryside. Here's the synopsis:

The new nation has just been established, and the unrest is far from over. After giving birth, Wu Qiuhua goes to great lengths to switch her daughter with a baby who will have a secure identity, want for nothing, and be raised in comfort.

Then famine strikes, and disaster looms. The biological daughter who was switched years ago shows up, with rosy lips, bright eyes, and a clear, ringing voice: "Mother!"

The couple whose child was wrongfully switched watches her with hostile eyes. Wu Qiuhua is shocked and frightened, her face turning pale.

My friend just started a new novel: Browsing Taobao in the Seventies, by Xin Gan. Here's the synopsis:

Modern girl Lin Ran transmigrates into the body of a temporary worker at a steel mill in the 1970s.

Sitting in her cramped room, staring at the hard cornbread on the table and thinking of the greedy relatives eyeing her belongings, Lin Ran silently sheds two bitter tears.

Luckily, the Taobao app came with her.

She buys and resells goods, builds her wealth, and makes a fortune. Life is prosperous and thriving.

As her home gets bigger and bigger, her appliances multiply, and she no longer has to worry about food and clothes, Lin Ran rests her chin in her hand. "Seems like I'm still missing a man of the house?"

A well-dressed man comes stepping through the stars outside her door. "I'm right here!"

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