Li Qiuwan transmigrates into a period novel she once read. It’s the 1970s, she has arrived in her own body, and she has no identification whatsoever!
In a panic, she uses information from the book to make up an identity for herself.
To her surprise, the man she bumped into gives her a knowing look. “So you’re my little sister... Then you’re staying.”
Li Qiuwan’s hair practically stands on end. How did she manage to run into the book’s most terrifying villain right off the bat?
They say he was a menace from childhood, and as an adult he controls the underground black market, engages in profiteering and illegal activities, and kills without batting an eye. In the end, he’s shot dead in a crackdown.
If he finds out she’s been lying to him, she’s dead!
Compared to the big villain, even her patriarchal grandparents and her selfish, snobbish uncle and aunt seem kind and harmless.
Li Qiuwan wants to escape, but she can’t. All she can do is live in constant fear under the big villain’s watchful eye.
Luckily, she has a secret weapon: whenever she’s asked a difficult question, she cries!
At first, whenever she cries, the big villain gets impatient: “What the hell are you crying for?”
Later, when she cries again, the big villain just stares at her.
Then one day, she cries once more, and the big villain sighs and pulls her into his arms. “Stop crying. Fine, we’ll do whatever you want, okay?”
Theme: Communication solves problems
