The Feisty Little Chili of the Eighties Workers' Union

My new novel, "A Brilliant Life in the 1980s," is currently updating.

---------Synopsis of this book----------

He Ruyue is transported to the 1980s and becomes the union chairman's assistant.

The company is huge, the chairman is busy, and young, fresh-faced He is the perfect scapegoat.

On her first day, five people show up at He Ruyue's office: a female factory worker suffering domestic abuse, an impoverished university student, a veteran driver from the motor pool caught in a compromising situation, a street punk shamelessly begging for extended sick leave, and a former engineer convinced he's being persecuted...

After she finally gets everyone settled, she turns around to find a man kneeling in the doorway, sobbing: "I want to turn myself in! I accidentally killed my wife!"

He rolls up her sleeves and gets straight to work: reporting the case, making inquiries, and even chasing off the greedy relatives trying to get their hands on an orphaned girl's inheritance.

The workers see her in a whole new light. She's no scapegoat, she's a little firecracker.

A little firecracker? That's a tacky nickname. Who came up with it? The workers all point to the boiler room. Feng Jun, the stoker, did.

He Ruyue: Why is a stoker so fair-skinned? Are you actually doing your job?

Feng Jun: Why does a university student have such a fiery temper? Are you actually studying?

He Ruyue: Are university students supposed to be gentle, courteous, modest, and yielding? If I weren't feisty, you'd have no business calling me "Little Firecracker."

Feng Jun: Is being fair-skinned supposed to mean you have to be righteous, benevolent, wise, and trustworthy? If I weren't shameless, you'd have no business calling me "Darkhearted."

[The setting is fictionalized. The author has done research, but there are still blind spots, so please don't scrutinize the historical details too closely. Thank you.]

---------"A Brilliant Life in the 1980s," currently updating---------

She wakes up as a pitiful girl with the same name as herself, being forced into marriage by the village bully...

Lin Siwei digs around in her memories and is delighted to discover that she has a scumbag father who abandoned his wife and child! And that scumbag is a high-ranking official in the city!

Looking at the village bully's mouthful of yellow teeth, Lin Siwei makes a snap decision: she packs her things and flees to her scumbag father in the middle of the night!

For the sake of his career, her father tearfully acknowledges his daughter. From then on, just hearing her name makes his hands tremble: This child is so devoted, she makes my heart race all the time.

Stepmother: You caused a death while serving as an educated youth, and you leave others to deal with the mess. You're a total scumbag.

Half-sister: I don't have a sister like that, someone who hates studying, just wants a factory job, and loves stirring up trouble.

Neighbors: The Lin family's eldest daughter is a delusional, audacious menace, a monster dropped by heaven into Fishbone Alley.

Lin Siwei: I'll take on my scumbag father, get the factory up and running, and stride proudly into the new era!

Scumbag father: Stop singing, stop singing! I'm reflecting, I'm reflecting!

Gu Qia: Sweetheart, building your career is important, but could you look at me once in a while? I'm handsome, stylish, and wild. Look at me, look at me! Should I stand a little higher?

Theme: You ride the winds and soar through the skies; I turn into a gentle rain to nourish the earth.