The 1970s: Building a Fortune and Raising Kids

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Zhou Jinjin had only read a feel-good novel set in a bygone era. She woke up to find herself turned into the early-death cannon-fodder mother of the book's villain.

Her adorable son, who called her Mom in a babyish voice, was actually the ruthless villain from the novel? Her sensible, generous daughter would grow up to become a spoiled, troublemaking green-tea supporting female character? Her youngest son, healthy in every way and only old enough to blow milk bubbles, would become a disabled but devoted male supporting character?

Looking at her three chubby, adorable little dumplings calling her Mom in their baby voices, Zhou Jinjin knew she absolutely could not let any of that happen!

With her built-in lucky koi trait, Zhou Jinjin takes on the troublesome, raises her little ones, goes to university, and catches the wave of the times to lead her whole family to prosperity.

As for the children's good-for-nothing dad, Zhou Jinjin still has to consider whether she wants to take him on.

Not researched for historical accuracy. Everything serves the plot.

The female lead has a golden finger and is a Mary Sue.

"The Supporting Female Lead in the Comparison Group Quits [Quick Transmigration]"

As foils to the female leads who win at life, these supporting female characters live in poverty, lose their heads over love, and are hated by everyone...

Cheng Jia, bound to a Supporting Female Character System: "Love-addled? Tool? Criminal? ... Why not study, earn money, and build a career instead?"

1. The tool in a novel set in a bygone era

*The world is vast, but making money comes first.*

2. The love-addled girl in a livestreaming novel

*Nothing beats the satisfaction of face-slapping. Not even romance.*

3. The real heiress in a real-and-fake heiress story

*Use money to interrupt my studies, not some hollow emotional compensation.*

4. The criminal in a domineering CEO novel

*Hello, Tax Bureau? I'd like to report tax evasion under my real name.*

5. The vicious green-tea girl in a tragic, saintly heroine story

*I awaken the saintly heroine through my green-tea words.*

Theme: Seize your opportunities and face life with a positive attitude