The Mountain King's Wicked Ways [The 1970S]

[Full manuscript completed and ready for release. Stay tuned!] Liang Sui opened her eyes and came back from the dead in a river. She had transmigrated from ancient times to a small village in the 1970s, where a young man who looked just like the Dog Emperor rescued her. A thousand years had passed. Not only had she gone from being a mountain bandit chieftain to an undocumented illiterate, but the police also suspected her of being an enemy spy. Her old bandit stronghold had become a village. Fortunately, it had not only her old rival, who looked just like the new emperor, but also a childless couple who looked exactly like her parents, who had died young. Even her gentle and considerate fiancé from the stronghold had "transmigrated" here. With tears in her eyes, Liang Sui reached out: Let me cling to you, big shot!! When the poorest, most hard-up family in the village, the Meis, suddenly adopted a daughter, the villagers initially watched, eager to see them make fools of themselves. Everyone bet that the couple wouldn't last two months before regretting it. But then word spread that the little Mei girl was clever and adorable, and so lovable that the Mei family's courtyard was filled with clucking, cackling, and general chaos all day long. The villagers said, "They're just making the best of a bad situation." Then they heard that whatever the little Mei girl planted would grow, and even the cabbages in her yard looked fresher than everyone else's. The villagers said, "Pah, she's just a little girl. They're just bragging." Then they heard that the little Mei girl was as strong as an ox: one punch for a weakling, two for a tough guy, and three to kill a wild boar. The villagers said, "That can't be true... Wait, why is she coming over with her fist clenched... Help!" Then they heard that the little Mei girl was a crack shot with a bow and excelled at both archery and marksmanship. She had not only become a police officer, but also joined the national team and brought glory to her country... Reading tips: 1. The heroine transmigrates in her own body. Her physical abilities and combat skills are on a completely different level, and she stands out above everyone else. 2. A very loose historical setting, ancient-to-modern transmigration, with past lives and present lives. One heroine and three love interests: the more lovers, the more impressive. 3. A fun slice-of-life story with a harem of admirers and a Mary Sue heroine. Theme: Long live the emperor, long live the emperor, long live the emperor!