A Life Mistakenly Swapped in the 1970S

(This novel underwent major revisions after completion, and differs in many places from pirated sites.) An Ran was the beauty of the Third Municipal Cotton Mill. Her father was the deputy director, her stepmother chaired the labor union, and she lived in a little apartment reserved for cadres. On her way to and from school, factory workers’ sons and daughters would wait just to catch a glimpse of her. Yet she managed to squander a hand of winning cards completely. At seventeen, she was sent to the countryside. She fell in love with a sent-down youth, had a child who turned out to be a heartless ingrate, and partied her way into kidney failure... She thought things couldn’t possibly get any worse. But when she tried to find a kidney match for her daughter, she discovered that the “daughter” she had raised for twenty-five years wasn’t even hers! Her biological daughter, meanwhile, had been molded by others into a brother-obsessed doormat, forced to quit school early and achieve nothing so she could marry in exchange for a match for her intellectually disabled brother! An Ran was so furious she died. When she opened her eyes again, she was back in the summer of 1972, having just given birth at the city hospital. A little wrinkled monkey lay beside her... ★★★Coming next: "The Seventies Coal Mine Kid". Please add it to your collection!★★★ Little Youyou knows she lives inside a novel called "A Reconstituted Family in the Seventies". Her eldest sister is the beautiful, incredibly lucky heroine. Her second sister is the supporting character who competes with the eldest sister for the male lead. She’ll fail to frame her, suffer the consequences, and become the notorious “old spinster” of the entire Jinshui Coal Mine. Her third brother and second brother will compete for a job opening at the coal mine, and one of them will end up crippled in a car accident. Their large, blended family lives in a shack in the mining settlement. Their mother spends all day trying to feed a whole string of children, while their father works in a dark pit, laboring away for half a month at a time without coming home. And Little Youyou’s biggest daily worry is that her second sister and eldest sister are at each other’s throats again. ★★★Old Hu’s completed novels are extra-long and ready to binge!★★★ "The Little Earth Spirit at Three and a Half": Adorable, no brainpower needed "Marrying the Coal Boss": He really does own a mine "Back to When My Ex-Husband Had Just Died": A construction contractor raises his daughter "Spring Flows into the Old Year": An ancient straight-laced uncle’s journey to pampering his wife "Transmigrated as the Short, Dark-Skinned Younger Sister of the Heroine": An older factory girl turns her life around Theme: Protect our national treasure-level scientists