Lin An'an's Life in the 1960s

Faced with every injustice, Lin An'an chooses to go crazy!

Lin An'an, who never backs down and never lets herself get the short end of the stick, transmigrates to the impoverished 1960s. She becomes a pitiful girl with no mother, an uncaring father, and a home in the countryside. To make matters worse, she's lost her memory. She thinks she's the original owner's second personality.

Lin An'an says: My life used to be so miserable. I got the raw end of the deal! I won't accept this!

Faced with this situation, Lin An'an has just one thought: Don't back down. Fight!

With one clever scheme after another, Lin An'an successfully gets her relatives back home under control. They have no choice but to give her the best standard of living in the family. She becomes the family's "darling," and they can't wait to bundle her off to the capital.

Lin An'an packs her things and waves. "Capital, here I come!"

Reader's notes: 1. The heroine loves herself more than anyone else in the world. (She'll make sure she gets enough to eat and drink, and won't save food for someone else. I'm mentioning this in advance because I was criticized for a similar plot before.)

2. There is a male lead, but he appears quite late.

3. There is a 70 percent anti-piracy setting using locked chapters (I've found it pretty useful). The lock period is 24 hours.

A book in the works: "The Overseas Relatives of a Period-Novel Extra Have Returned." The Old Su family has a terrible reputation in the village.

For the sake of their youngest daughter, the old couple forced a sent-down youth to date her. Someone reported them to the commune, and they lost both their jobs and their dignity. Their daughter's reputation was ruined, too.

The eldest son beat up a sent-down youth and was reported, then sent to a farm for three years of reform through labor.

The second son harassed a female sent-down youth and was sent to a farm for two years of reeducation.

The entire Old Su family became a laughingstock in every village for miles around, a favorite subject of gossip over tea.

One day, a wealthy relative from overseas returned to the Old Su family to search for them.

The whole village was in an uproar.

Su Luo, the overseas relative: Actually, I don't have that much money. I just brought my savings with me into the 1980s...

Theme: Face difficulties bravely and fear nothing.