The 1970S: I Transmigrated Into a Book With My House

Zhu An'an read a novel before bed. When she woke up, she found she'd transmigrated. She had become an orphan with no parents, caring for her younger siblings. In the original story, the heroine was a reborn educated youth, and the hero was the army captain's son, a soldier. They hadn't been able to be together in their previous lives, but in this life, the heroine returned reborn, overcame one obstacle after another, and finally won her hero. The orphan's entire role in the story was summed up in just a few lines. Her only purpose was to die unexpectedly, leaving her house to be sold to the heroine. That gave the heroine a good start for making her mark. Looking at the spacious brick-and-tile house, Zhu An'an thought of the old house that had come along with her and decided she could probably make a life here. * Zhu An'an had planned to live quietly like a little hamster, raising her younger siblings and earning a little pocket money. But whether it was the big house or Zhu An'an herself, both were highly desirable in the eyes of many. To avoid unnecessary trouble, Zhu An'an recalled the entire novel and set her sights on the military officer from her village team who had returned home to recover from an injury. He was older and unmarried, had a good character, and came from a simple family. He was a rare catch in all the villages around. Just as Zhu An'an was rubbing her hands in anticipation, she failed to notice that he had his eye on her, too. * Qin Ao was a deputy regimental commander in a certain military district. Born in the countryside, he had made a name for himself in the district with countless military merits. He was just as famous for being unmarried at the ripe old age of twenty-eight. His superiors and the wives in the family compound had all worried about his marital prospects. Who would have thought that while he was back in his hometown recovering, he would submit a marriage application? * When word got around that Deputy Commander Qin had gone home and married a country girl, some of the people who had once tried to set him up with someone and been turned down laughed out loud, secretly gloating behind his back. But before long, when Qin Ao arrived at the family compound hand in hand with a graceful beauty, all the spectators were stunned. It wasn't that he had poor taste. His standards were impossibly high. Coming soon: A Wonderful Little Life in the Nineties Twelve-year-old Su Leran had been a little troubled lately because she kept having dreams at night and couldn't sleep well. Her friends said she might be developing insomnia and going bald, just like grown-ups. That was terrifying! How could she wear pretty little dresses if she went bald? So every day she had to touch her head to make sure. But that wasn't the main thing. The main thing was her dream. It was even scarier! She dreamed that her dad accidentally broke his leg, and later got into a serious accident. To pay for his treatment, her mom sold their house. But just two or three years later, the house was demolished for redevelopment, and its new owner got a whole lot of money! In the dream, she had only just finished junior high at the time. She hadn't gone on to high school, but instead went to work at a factory with her friends. Then she worked for the rest of her life, still laboring in her sixties and seventies. That was way too miserable! Su Leran thought it might be because she'd been paying no attention in class lately, too absorbed in story magazines. Having just gotten into a key junior high school and grown a little cocky, Su Leran pulled herself together and decided to study hard. She didn't want to work her whole life. She wanted to go to college and become a big businesswoman! The little girl's grand ambition burned brightly for a full three days. Just as it was starting to fizzle out, Su Leran came home from school one day and discovered... Her dad really had broken his leg, and his injuries were exactly like the ones in her dream! Su Leran: ??!!! Something was wrong! Very wrong!! Premise: A good life begins with sincerity.