Everyday Shenanigans in the Seventies

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After living peacefully in Xiao Zhou Village for eighteen years, Zhou Ranran suddenly realized:

She, Zhou Ranran herself, had transmigrated into a book. She wasn't the heroine, either. She'd become a disposable background character in a rebirth-era novel.

In the book, she was the rebound girl for the reborn heroine: she picked up the scumbag the heroine had discarded and treasured him, only to be deceived in body and heart.

Zhou Ranran was shocked. "That could never happen, okay?"

Because before the heroine was reborn, the plot had already taken a sharp turn.

Besides, she wasn't interested in that weak, frail, aloof pretty boy who couldn't even lift a chicken. She had high standards! (Proud face!)

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Zhou Ranran was an only child, her parents' one and only.

Just as she was debating whether to find her parents a live-in son-in-law, the recently discharged soldier next door showed up on his own.

Looking at the tall, handsome man with his straight posture and overflowing masculinity, Zhou Ranran clutched her thumping heart. Since he'd come through her family's door, he could forget about ever crossing back over the threshold.

Under the cover of night, Zhou Ranran tugged at the man's collar. When he lowered his head, she rose onto her toes and bit his lips hard. "You're going to be my family's live-in son-in-law!"

"Gladly!" He couldn't have wanted anything more.

Zhou Ranran's life goal was to eat, drink, and watch the fun, living as a happy little slacker.

Well... she'd pretty much achieved that, so she might as well lie flat!

And make a little pocket money on the side.

When the land was divided among households and Reform and Opening Up began, she'd lease a hillside and plant fruit trees, becoming a landlady!

Note: Also known as I Have No Golden Finger, So I Can Only Find Bargains at the Junkyard

A lighthearted story of everyday life, warm and sweet, with a fairly slow pace.

1. The heroine and the original heroine each follow their own paths, and won't have much to do with each other.

2. A sweet romance about a silly, sweet, laid-back heroine and a devoted husband.

3. Please add it to your reading list~ Sending hearts

Please add Raising the Villainous Little One in the 1970s to your reading list

Blurb: Yu Xixi transmigrated into a book, becoming the character in the comparison group. In the book, the happier the heroine's life is, the more miserable hers becomes.

To stay away from the heroine, on the second day after transmigrating, Yu Xixi agreed to the marriage her family had arranged.

She didn't mind that the man had a little boy. They could just keep out of each other's way and get along peacefully. But reality proved very different from what she'd imagined...

The five-year-old boy was nothing like the brat she'd pictured. He was adorable and cute, had excellent life skills, and could carry this useless grown-up through life all by himself.

Little scene: Watching the little boy repeatedly bring home wild taro he'd dug up for her, Yu Xixi couldn't stop imagining all the delicious dishes she could make. Tears of happiness dripped from the corners of her mouth.

Hmm, could she just keep the little boy? Yu Xixi couldn't help having a very improper thought.

She glanced cautiously at the man washing clothes for the two of them in the courtyard, then quietly swallowed. Actually, the boy's dad wasn't bad, either.

After deciding to have his new wife join him at the army base, Jun Ming'an had braced himself for the house to descend into chaos every day. But the result... was rather unexpected!

Notes: 1. The blurb will be revised gradually.

2. The little boy isn't the male lead's child.

3. A warm, everyday-life story. Please add it to your reading list!

Theme: Building prosperity together