The Only Daughter of the Seventies Doesn't Want to Work Hard Anymore

Blurb:

Yan Sisi accidentally fell into the water, only to discover that she was living inside a period novel.

In the book, the heroine is her "cousin," a real heiress who was switched at birth. After returning to the city from the countryside, she marries a "high-ranking official's son," takes the college entrance exam, and battles her awful relatives. She then unexpectedly discovers that she was switched at birth and, after overcoming countless obstacles, finds her birth parents. That is the story of the period novel.

And Yan Sisi, an only child from a family with two working parents, is merely the heroine's foil. Her role is to highlight the heroine's kindness and her refusal to be deterred by hardship, and to be the tool who gives the heroine the golden finger, a wooden bangle with a storage space.

After putting on the "wooden bangle," the heroine accidentally unlocks the storage space, and her luck improves too. Whenever she runs into trouble, someone steps up to help her.

With her memories awakened, Yan Sisi thinks: Wouldn't it be better if I unlocked a storage space of my own?

Yan Sisi successfully unlocks a space, but she never expected it to be a portable growing space. She can plant anything she likes inside, attracting a whole crowd of food-obsessed fans. And that's not even mentioning the adorable little spirits she can cuddle. Life couldn't be happier.

What do the heroine and the hero have to offer? Are they better than delicious, sweet fruit, or a life where she can sleep until she wakes up naturally every day?

Yan Sisi keeps her distance from the heroine, who is always trying to get close, and everyone else. She lounges in the home of her dreams and enjoys a leisurely retirement in The 1970s, decades ahead of schedule.

Reader's Guide: This story is set in a fictional world. Please don't compare it to real life.

Upcoming story: Su Zhuwei, Forced to Be a Couch Potato [The 1970s]

Su Zhuwei transmigrates. She thinks she'll suffer after arriving in an era of shortages, but then...

When the educated youth office assigns people to the countryside:

Second Brother: "I'm going to support the Great Northwest."

Second Sister: "I'm going to pursue love. None of you are allowed to compete with me."

Su Zhuwei: "How about..."

Second Brother and Second Sister, united against her: "You're still young. Just stay home and behave."

When they assign jobs:

A leader asks, "Our factory currently has three positions available: Workshop No. 1, the canteen, and the publicity department. Which one do you want?"

"Reporting to the leader: I'm not good at studying, but I'm in decent shape. Can I go to Workshop No. 1?"

"Reporting to the leader: My mother taught me to work hard from a young age. I'd like to work in the canteen. Is that all right?"

Watching everyone scramble for the hard jobs, Su Zhuwei figures she can't be the only one asking for an easy job. She reluctantly says, "Reporting to the leader, I'd like to go..."

The leader says, "There's no choice left. You're so small and thin, so go to the publicity department!"

Well, Su Zhuwei keeps trying to get ahead, but she always ends up being forced to take it easy.

Even when it comes to choosing a husband:

"Weiwei and I grew up together. We've been sweethearts since childhood. Who could be a better match for her than me?"

"Weiwei and I are work partners. We're the best match."

While the two argue, someone invites Su Zhuwei to the movies.

A tall, handsome man in a crisp outfit nervously asks Su Zhuwei, "Weiwei, would you be willing to follow me to the island where I'm stationed?"

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Theme: Don't be a cannon-fodder character. Take control of your own life.