Transmigrated as a Tycoon's Delicate Beauty [The 1970s]

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Blurb:

(Delicate beauty x super cool special forces soldier)

The pampered Su Tao transmigrates into a period novel. Her original character is a cannon-fodder educated youth who causes the future big shot to become disabled and lose his family.

Later, the big shot takes revenge on her, and she meets a tragic end.

When Su Tao wakes up, she's facing a hellish scene: the big shot is about to turn evil. What should she do?

Of course... force the plot onto a different path and save the big shot from disaster!

Who knew Su Tao would accidentally marry him?

From then on, her unreasonable relatives try to mooch off her, while a whole string of sickly younger siblings cry out to be fed.

Facing the big shot's gloomy gaze and imposing physique, the delicate Su Tao sniffles... What else can she do but stay?

The women jealous of her beauty and the men who can't have her all gleefully wait to see Miss Su, who has never lifted a finger around the house, suffer through hard times. They can't wait to see the flower of wealth wilt and fall into the mud.

Who could have guessed that the down-on-his-luck man would turn his life around, then spoil her even more than before, letting her get away with being spoiled and demanding?

Reading guide and content warnings:

1. The heroine has a System and a magical spring. She farms, raises children, and enjoys a sweet everyday life.

2. The original male and female leads are not villainized.

3. Transmigrate-into-a-book setting. Both main and supporting characters transmigrate into books or are reborn.

4. The setting is loosely based on the source book, with many original details. Read with caution if that bothers you.

My recently completed story, Winning by Being a Goofball in a Period Novel, is available in my author profile.

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Blurb:

Song Song was recruited by the quick transmigration bureau, where she learned she was a period novel's replacement female lead.

Just as she finally became a master chef, bam, she transmigrated back to the 1980s.

Before transmigrating, she'd switched identities with Lin Xue to repay her parents' kindness, spending ten years in the countryside looking after her adoptive parents in a cowshed, while Lin Xue was pampered in the city.

When the Lin family was finally cleared of wrongdoing, the two switched identities again.

The wealth and glory belonged to Lin Xue.

The fiancé who'd exchanged letters with her, encouraging one another and falling in love, belonged to Lin Xue.

Even her biological parents loved only Lin Xue.

In the book, Song Song tries to take everything from Lin Xue, only to become cannon fodder.

Given another chance, Song Song just laughs. To hell with it! Who cares who gets what?

Aren't good food and making money much better?

*Half a year later, in G City, the special economic zone everyone has written off.

One business prodigy after another decides to set up their headquarters in G City.

Wave after wave of university graduates give up their guaranteed jobs and insist on making their mark in G City.

One Hong Kong company and foreign conglomerate after another rushes to invest in joint ventures and real estate, while also helping push forward construction of the Beijing-Jiang Railway through G City, stunning the whole world.

A reporter interviews the wealthiest man in Hong Kong. He replies, "People like us are all just looking for something delicious to eat."

The reporter asks in astonishment, "What food could possibly have that kind of magic?"

"Song's Food Stall." The tycoon looks serious. "It's so good!"

Reporter: "...A food stall by the roadside? Are you kidding me???"

*Later on, the Lin and Song families both come begging at Song Song's feet, just hoping she'll spare them a little soup.

But the youngest tycoon in G City chases them off with a stick. "Who said you could steal my job?"

*This is the best of times. As long as you strive and work hard, you can become a shining star.

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Theme: A sweet farming story.