I Became a Female Educated Youth in the 1970s

Ongoing: The Pretty, High-Maintenance Girl Transmigrates to the 1970s

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Meng Yan transmigrates into a novel set in the 1970s, becoming a young educated woman sent to the countryside after her parents abandon her.

At the false heiress's deliberate instigation, the people around her start doubting her.

Both her fellow educated youths and the villagers are prejudiced against her in all sorts of ways.

Meng Yan ignores them completely. She has more important things to do.

She works in the fields, unites the villagers, and proposes one practical plan after another to improve rural life.

She grows from a spoiled, delicate young woman whom everyone despises into a highly sought-after asset, valued by the village cadres, admired by the township head, and even personally requested by the county magistrate to work by his side...

She knows that having advance knowledge of the plot gives her an advantage.

It lets her foresee danger and understand each person's character and fate.

For example, Lu Mingye, who will one day become a powerful official,

is someone she must never provoke.

After some time, the icy Lu Mingye gradually melts.

He draws her close and asks awkwardly, "Would you be willing to date me?"

The Pretty, High-Maintenance Girl Transmigrates to the 1970s

The original owner of this body was a pitiful little thing.

Her mother died young, and her father remarried and moved to the provincial capital, leaving her alone with her uncle.

At five, she washed the whole family's clothes. At six, she stood on a stool to cook. From seven onward, she followed the adults to the fields to earn work points. The villagers said she had it worse than a servant in the old society.

And that wasn't all. Her cousin would even steal the marriage her mother had arranged for her as a child.

Her aunt took advantage of her and then acted the victim, spreading rumors everywhere that the original owner was a lazy, fussy little princess.

Qin Yujiao, who had just transmigrated from the modern world, happened to hear her.

She said coolly, "You say I'm lazy? Perfect, I'm hungry. Auntie, go make me something to eat!"

"I want scrambled eggs, and make sure you use tender little scallions."

At that moment, Qin Yujiao stood leisurely by the bamboo fence, graceful and willowy.

Her skin was fairer and dewier than the ice cream sold in the county town.

Her aunt thought she was possessed, and that she'd be back to normal in a few days.

She had no idea this was only the beginning.

In the days that followed, Qin Yujiao had the whole Qin family running around at her command.

Her aunt cooked for her, her older male cousin bought her a washbasin, and her female cousin had it even worse: her new house was given to Qin Yujiao.

Unable to stand it, her cousin tried every trick in the book to steal Qin Yujiao's arranged match first, then showed off in front of him.

Qin Yujiao didn't even bat an eyelid.

"He's nothing but a piece of trash. Keep him, so I don't have to throw him out."

As she said this, her eyes and brows were captivating, and a faint sneer touched her lips.

It was as though a figure in a painting had suddenly come to life.

Zhou Lin, who had returned to his hometown with a fellow soldier, was mesmerized.

Zhou Lin was the youngest officer in the military. For certain reasons, he had taken leave and come to Tianshui Village.

In the river flats at the turn of spring and summer, everything was lush and green.

And the girl walking toward him was the brightest sight in the fields.

Theme: Life will always light a lamp for you somewhere