Coming soon: The Great Beauty of the Seventies
Lin Mi transmigrates into a book and discovers that the original owner's life is miserable.
It's bad enough that she has too little food and clothing, but her parents also favor boys to an extreme degree.
To pay for their son's tuition, they plan to sell her to a middle-aged man from the neighboring village who beats his wife, for twenty catties of grain.
Lin Mi soon discovers that she seems to have been born with good fortune.
Fish in the river leap out right in front of her.
Wild game from the mountain mysteriously appears at her feet.
She keeps meeting people who are willing to help her...
So here's the question:
Should she just lie back and coast from now on, or keep striving?
Cheng Mo is an unusual presence in the village.
His family has a bad class background, and they have suffered greatly because of it.
But in recent years, the Cheng family has suddenly turned things around.
All signs point to Cheng Mo having done something.
He thought he would never fall in love in his life,
until he met Lin Mi, who had transmigrated into a book, by the river.
The two go through a series of events,
and Cheng Mo suddenly realizes that this sweet-smiling young woman has somehow made a home in his heart.
Next up: The Great Beauty of the Seventies
#Marriage first, love later#
#A gorgeous, haughty beauty on the outside and inside & a soldier who is cold on the outside, but burns like a volcano within#
Lin Yueyue is beautiful and delicate, but everyone close to her knows she refuses to let anyone take advantage of her.
After a sudden car accident, she transmigrates into a melodramatic period novel and becomes a tragic, disposable character unloved by both her father and mother.
Her stepsister wants the original owner to take her place in going to the countryside. The original owner's mother, a muddleheaded people-pleaser, actually agrees.
Lin Yueyue, newly transmigrated: What kind of nonsense is this?!
"I'm not going. If someone has to go, go yourself!"
Her stepsister is stunned. Her mother's people-pleasing, overly kind self is stunned. The neighbors are all stunned...
Lin Yueyue first goes to a hair salon and gets her black hair permed into big waves. Then she uses money she demanded from her stepsister to buy a red dress, gets into a car, and heads to a military base.
She finds the youngest officer in the unit, Captain Zhou, and asks, "You're single, right?"
Captain Zhou Yi is great in every way, except for one flaw: he's too cold toward women.
The soldiers' wives introduce him to women, and he goes to meet them, only to tell them, "I'm not getting married. Please leave."
Gradually, the women give up, and Captain Zhou remains unmarried until nearly thirty.
Then one day, a girl in a red dress, with big waves in her hair and a beauty beyond belief, comes to see him.
And then...
Captain Zhou actually gets married!!!
Everyone is baffled and keeps asking questions.
Captain Zhou glances at Lin Yueyue beside him, his eyes gentler than ever.
Because she's the one, the woman who captured his heart at first sight.
Theme: A good life takes more than luck. It takes hard work too.
Didn't tickets require tickets in the 1960s? And there was television in the 1960s? And modern furniture?
Great author! Check before writing! I haven't had enough to eat for sixty years! Why are there bell bottoms! Aren't you afraid of the Revolutionary Committee? Why is there a TV?
This female doll is not a good bird either.
Bad review, were there bell bottoms in the 1960s?
The heroine's character design is broken. She is a worker in an elite society. She wears clothes in the 1960s and goes to the black market without even checking the price. When it comes to buying and selling, you don't just think that the other party is a kind person and just let the other party set the price. You have to have a good idea.
I don't know what to say, so a girl's friendship is not as good as a guy who has only met a few times? Can't live without a man?
It feels like the era is chaotic! Isn't it the sixties? Were bell bottoms popular then? And there were no police officers at that time, so we should call the police! And the prices are too expensive!
Let the author check the prices! Eggs cost a few cents a piece, how can they be 80 cents a pound? A few cents is enough for wontons, they are not that expensive.
Prices were very low in those days. How could four yuan not be enough? I just needed food stamps.
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