The Three-Year-Old Lucky Charm [The 1970s]

This novel will be published on July 8, with three chapters released that day. Little angels, please keep supporting me~!

Also known as: Being a Lucky Baby in the 1970s [Book Transmigration]

Blurb 1:

Popular lucky girl He Xiao transmigrates into a book and becomes He Xiaohua, the three-and-a-half-year-old brat who was abandoned by her wicked mother and left with her future cannon-fodder aunt.

Her cannon-fodder aunt is lazy, gluttonous, and unambitious. Worried that she'll be blamed and kicked out, three-and-a-half-year-old He Xiaohua has no choice but to cling to her aunt's leg and put on a flattering smile.

In the book, the cannon-fodder supporting character, her aunt Song Er Ya, marries the male lead after his first wife dies, so she can take care of his three sons. Unfortunately, she's muddleheaded, a bad cook, fond of gossip, lazy, and gluttonous. When her soldier husband returns from visiting home, he finds his three sons by his late wife hungry, dizzy, and gaunt with malnutrition. Enraged, he divorces his cannon-fodder wife.

In the end, the aunt marries an old man who collects garbage and is beaten every day.

To keep her aunt from meeting that tragic end, three-and-a-half-year-old He Xiaohua has no choice but to put her genius-level intelligence to work and save their miserable childhood.

Some things are better left unsaid...

Blurb 2:

After becoming a three-year-old who starves to death in the 1970s, He Xiaohua is abandoned by her wicked mother and left with Song Er Ya, a cannon-fodder supporting character.

Just as her mother runs off with all the money and her father refuses to take care of her, the villagers gossip: "Just you wait. Once Old Man Song is buried, Song Er Ya will kick this little wretch out of the Song family!"

Someone sees the muddleheaded Song Er Ya holding a can of malted milk powder to He Xiaohua's lips.

When her father sends a gang of thugs to harass her aunt's family, who have nothing, the villagers gossip: "I told you. Lazy, gluttonous Song Er Ya won't put up with the trouble this little wretch brings. She'll definitely give the girl away!"

Then word gets around that Song Er Ya has packed her things and asked a matchmaker to set her up, planning to marry with He Xiaohua in tow.

When Song Er Ya is matched with a widower from the neighboring village who has three sons, the villagers gloat:

"So what if she's capable? Being a stepmother is hard, and she'll be raising four kids. On top of that, the couple will live apart. Her life is bound to be miserable!"

Unexpectedly, the late wife's mother eagerly helps Song Er Ya with the chores and treats her affectionately.

The villagers are proven wrong one after another, but they can't help gossiping jealously: "She can't possibly be sincere toward the late wife's three kids. They may look well cared for, but they must be mistreated in private!"

Then word goes around the village that the old sow was sold for money, and all four children Song Er Ya raised after getting married have gained ten pounds.

The mastermind, He Xiaohua, contentedly eats fragrant braised pork, keeping her good deeds to herself.

Also known as: The Niece Who Became a Burden on the Cannon-Fodder Supporting Character in a Period Novel and Book Transmigration 70: Lucky Baby at Three and a Half. Expect lots of face-slapping and family affection~

1. Please be gentle if you spot any mistakes~

2. I'll add more as I think of it~

Theme: Even when the circumstances are harsh and resources are scarce, strive to make progress