Raising a Villain in the Seventies

Jiang Xiaohe transmigrates into a rebirth-era power fantasy novel. The heroine uses her rebirth and System golden finger to breeze through life, not only disfiguring the vicious supporting female character who stole her fiance in her previous life, but also successfully sending the biggest villain in the story, that vicious woman's older brother, to prison. And Jiang Xiaohe, by an unbelievable coincidence, has transmigrated into the brothers' and sisters' doting mother, who always takes her son's side.

Looking at her husband, who is so thin he looks ready to topple over in a gust of wind, yet still works hard in the fields despite being fated to die young, she then glances down at the poor little girl lying on the kang, whom the original owner nearly sold for money, and at the villainous son trembling before her...

Jiang Xiaohe sighs, opens her five-hundred-square-meter storage space, and takes out five cans of beef she looted from an apocalyptic-era shop and a bag of imported powdered milk. She decides to feed the whole family in front of her first, then figure out the rest.

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Blurb:

Xu Xiaoyan is notorious in the village as a jinx. Her father dies when she's three, her mother when she's ten, and the day before she is due to marry at eighteen, she accidentally spills boiling water on her face and is disfigured. Her fiance's family calls off the wedding. After finally enduring until the age of thirty and marrying an old man, she gives birth to a son who turns out to be an idiot. In the bitter winter, her husband throws her out of the house, and she freezes to death outside.

After her death, the System captures her soul, and Xu Xiaoyan finally discovers that she was the heroine of an era novel. Her transmigrated cousin stole her fortune, leaving her to die in misery and misfortune.

So Xu Xiaoyan agrees to travel between worlds and complete missions in exchange for a chance to be reborn. A hundred years later, she returns to the age of eight. The first thing she does after opening her eyes is use the skills she learned in a world of mysticism to perform a ritual and reclaim the fortune that was rightfully hers, then give her transmigrated "cousin" a thorough comeuppance.

Villager A: "Hey, have you heard? After the Xu girl fell last month, she shook off all her bad luck!"

Villager B: "It's true! I've already run into her by the river five times this month, and every time she found a big fish!"

Villager C: "That's not all. Last week, on her way to school, she accidentally rescued someone. Turns out he was from the provincial capital, and he gave her all kinds of rare things you can't even buy in town!"

Villager A: "I hear the girl keeps finding eggs on the road, too. She's practically a little lucky star... Though her cousin seems to have had a run of bad luck lately."

Meanwhile, the little lucky star they are talking about, Xu Xiaoyan, is sitting on the kang in her room, leisurely playing with a little straw doll in her hand. She admires the row of eggs and money coupons she found on the table, wondering whether she should make her cousin trip or fall into the water today.

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