Taking the Best Picks to the 1970s

A quick note: More stories set in the same era are coming soon: The Cannon-Fodder Educated Youth Has a Sign-In System, The Crown Princess's Business Venture in the 1980s, and When the Educated Youth Empress Sees the Comments. Their blurbs are already on the author's page. If you're interested, please add them to your bookshelf.

[Heroine's Version]

Song Yuxu transmigrates into an era novel as the older sister who serves as a foil to the reborn heroine. In her previous life, she had a good life, making her the reborn heroine's mortal enemy in this one.

The reborn heroine stole her job and her boyfriend. Afraid Song Yuxu might get back on her feet, she even schemed to marry her off to the team's notorious lazybones.

With her sign-in rewards in hand, Song Yuxu arrives just in time for the wedding-day family split: "..."

There's a certain string of profanity I don't know whether I should say.

[Hero's Version]

In the eleventh year of the apocalypse, Ning Zhao died while saving his teammates. When he opened his eyes, he found himself standing in a mud-brick house, dressed in clothes patched upon patches.

At his side stood the wife he had just married. In front of him sat his parents, brothers, and sisters-in-law, demanding to split up the family on his wedding day.

Ning Zhao, with his spatial ability and supernatural powers: "..."

Split up, or you're a coward!

Content warnings:

1. Both leads transmigrate and have golden fingers. Neither is a pushover (not being a pushover doesn't mean being unkind).

2. One-on-one romance, both leads are chaste.

3. A fictional parallel world, very loosely based on reality. All logic serves the plot, so readers who care about historical accuracy should proceed with caution.

4. The sign-in system is a golden finger similar to a community grocery-shopping app.

Theme: As long as you work hard, you can build a good life.