Card Draws and Fortune in the Seventies

Tong Nuan transmigrates into a minor supporting character in a novel set in the past. It is agonizing: no money, no food, and she still has to work in the fields. How did she end up stuck with such a hard life? Luckily, fate isn't completely heartless. She gets a card-drawing System that lets her draw supplies, events, and skills. Not enough food? [Congratulations, you drew "One Jin of White Rice" x10.] That's ten jin of fine white rice, conveniently packed in separate portions. Can't find a job at a factory? [Congratulations, you drew "A Job at a Textile Factory" x1.] See? It didn't take long to find one. There's someone jealous, spewing filth and causing trouble every day? I'll wash my hands and turn over a card. [Congratulations, you drew "A Bad Luck Card That Makes Someone Unlucky for a Day" x1!] With the card-drawing System, Tong Nuan's older brother gradually regains his health and takes the college entrance exam, becoming the top scorer. With the card-drawing System, Tong Nuan's parents build up their initial capital and catch the first wave of economic reform, soaring to new heights. And Tong Nuan, of course, becomes an emotionless card-drawing machine and enjoys winning without lifting a finger. P.S. Card drawing isn't the main plot and won't take up a huge amount of the story. The focus is on the many aspects of everyday life and working hard to succeed. Theme: Card drawing is only a tool. If you want a better life, you still have to rely on yourself.