The Whole Family Transmigrates to the 1970s: Everyday Life [Period]

New novel: The Only Daughter in a 1960s Workers' Family, now serializing

-

This novel is also known as The Strange Big Family I Had in the 1970s, Springtime in the 1970s, and The Whole Family Transmigrated

Blurb: Mom was a woman from the post-apocalyptic world, Dad was a man from the interstellar age, Big Brother was a medicine cultivator, and Little Brother was from the elf clan. Every one of them had an extraordinary identity before they transmigrated.

Except for Li Yinong. She was just an ordinary college student who transmigrated from modern times to the 1970s, and she didn't regain her memories until she was eight.

Mom is the family's strongest fighter, Dad is the brains, Big Brother's medical skills are miraculous, and Little Brother can add a luck buff.

In the difficult 1970s, Li Yinong lives a very comfortable life.

But later, Li Yinong discovers that her whole family is clueless about history, and she's the only one who knows how the era will unfold!

Great! It looks like she's got the script where she seizes opportunities and leads the whole family to wealth and prosperity.

But why has she already won without even getting the chance to work hard? Fine! It's all because her family is too capable!

In a nutshell: A family of transmigrators becomes a ten-thousand-yuan household in the 1970s and helps the whole village get rich along the way.

1. The heroine is a child when she first appears and hasn't regained her memories yet. The blurb says she gets them back at eight. She may not get as much screen time as Li's parents, so this is essentially a story about Li's parents raising their child, farming, and getting rich.

2. Be sure to read the author's note in Chapter One, please~

Completed novels in my profile: The Only Daughter of the 1970s, Newlyweds Transmigrate to the 1970s

Currently serializing: The Only Daughter in a 1960s Workers' Family

Cheng Liyue transmigrates to the 1960s, right in the middle of the three difficult years. She is born sickly and doesn't look like she'll survive.

Many people in the apartment block who know her parents say that Cheng's daughter won't make it.

But in this life, her parents are determined to keep her alive, spending everything they have to raise her.

As dual-income workers, they spend all their money at the hospital and live even more poorly than people in the countryside. In the end, they go to great lengths to keep her alive.

Fortunately, she has a golden finger: a storage space filled with all kinds of supplies.

The other families in the apartment block live frugally, rarely managing to eat plain steamed buns or white rice even once a month.

But with the help of the space, the three members of Cheng Liyue's family eat white rice and steamed buns, have meat at every meal, and never lack fresh fruit!

Compared to when she was born, their life keeps getting better, delivering a serious face-slapping moment to those who mocked her parents for having only a girl and said they'd have no one to rely on in their old age!

1. The heroine's parents are workers in the provincial capital, so there is almost no rural farming or work-point-earning content. If that's not your thing, don't read.

2. This is simply the ordinary, everyday life of an only daughter and her family, quiet and uneventful.

Theme: Hard work brings prosperity.