Quick Transmigration Through the Eras: The Heroine Refuses to Go to the Countryside

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A series about women from the era who refuse to be sent to the countryside:

1. The Disfavored Older Sister Refuses to Go to the Countryside

Lin Anning is reborn as the twin older sister of a novel's female supporting character. Hoping to keep a low profile and survive, she plans to lie low forever. Unfortunately, people keep looking for trouble. Faced with threats and bribes from a bunch of rotten people, Lin Anning has no choice but to find ways to deal with them, sending those who belong in prison there and kicking the rest out of her life.

Lin Anning suspects her original self has a complicated past, but events still take an unexpected turn...

2. The Unwanted Younger Sister Refuses to Go to the Countryside

Her older sister doesn't want to be sent to the countryside, so she deliberately breaks her own leg. Lin Anning has to hand it to her: you've got to be ruthless to yourself to be truly ruthless.

Her younger brother doesn't want to go, either, and their parents pay to find him a job. Lin Anning has to hand it to him: what can you do when he's the favorite?

When it's Lin Anning's turn to be sent to the countryside, her mother has already made plans for her: pick a place with a bumper grain harvest, work hard once she gets there, and try to send as much grain home as possible.

Lin Anning refuses to accept it: I'm not going to the countryside. Absolutely not.

3. The Real Heiress Refuses to Go to the Countryside

Reborn as the real heiress in a story about a real and fake heiress, she earns a job as a warehouse clerk at a textile factory through her own hard work.

But once the truth about the real and fake heiresses comes out, her birth mother demands that she give the job to the fake heiress.

"Anran was raised in comfort and isn't in good health. Can you give the job to her?"

Her adoptive mother feels sorry for her own daughter and agrees that she should give up the job. "Anning, you've always done well in school. Why not give the job to Anran first, then take the exam again?"

Lin Anning: No. Absolutely not.

Theme: Stand on your own two feet and be strong.