Zhang Wenwen wakes up to find herself transformed into the youngest daughter of the Zhang family, in the 1990s.
Her parents favor sons over daughters, her relatives are unbearable, and the villagers are green with envy.
Zhang Wenwen is delighted.
She has no hobby in life except giving people a piece of her mind.
But she never imagined that she wouldn't deal with the unbearable people by arguing with them.
Her son-preferring parents die unexpectedly.
The relatives who had designs on her break their legs in a fall.
What is this? Has her mouth been blessed with magical powers?
Her six older sisters' eyes light up: Our little sister is a lucky star!
The unbearable villagers: Don't come any closer! I give up! Take whatever you want!
Zhang Wenwen: I've heard of inheriting genes for height or intelligence, but does the Zhang family have an inherited talent for falling over?
Just as Zhang Wenwen has gotten the unbearable people in line and plans to live peacefully with her sisters, her golden finger, which sends money every day, enforces savings, and occasionally grants wishes, suddenly transforms.
System: 'Reformation System No. 1001 at your service. Host, please complete your reformation missions. Designated targets: women.'
Zhang Wenwen is confused. What's the point of this?
System: 'As long as there are people, conflict, greed, and desire among humanity will never disappear, not even at the edge of the universe.'
At first, Zhang Wenwen does the missions whenever she feels like it.
Later... she decides to do something big.
One person's power may be small, but a spark can start a prairie fire.
She opens factories that hire only women and builds schools to help girls who have dropped out.
She creates a mysterious space that grants every wish and promotes stories about women's independence.
She persuades middle-aged women who have devoted their lives to their families to wake up and get divorced.
They leave their ungrateful sons and parasitic husbands behind, head to the city, and begin new lives as workers.
A woman brainwashed by her parents into endlessly supporting her younger brother angrily cuts ties with her family, gets into a prestigious university, and leaves to make her own way.
A female educated youth cast out by her husband's family comes to her senses, works hard with her child, and builds a good life.
The mean mother-in-law has lost her ever-obedient daughter-in-law. The unbearable couple has lost their hardworking eldest daughter. The ungrateful son has lost his mother...
Countless people grit their teeth whenever they hear Zhang Wenwen's name.
But their lives get better with every passing day.
The number one at teaching people how to give others a piece of their mind, Zhang Wenwen, at your service.
(The manuscript is more than halfway complete, so feel free to dive in!)
Reader's guide:
The System stays in the background and will never get on your nerves.
The heroine never lets anyone take advantage of her. Don't expect her to hold back.
Her golden finger is powerful (to stop the heroine from getting herself killed).
There may be romance, but marriage is not guaranteed. She absolutely will not have children.
(There is a male lead, but he may be more of a background character. Don't worry, it definitely has a happy ending.)
The heroine has an invisible lucky-star constitution.
Research may contain oversights, so everything in this story is fictional.
Fictional, fictional, fictional.
Another note: This novel has some idealistic elements. If you're looking for realism, please watch Legal Report instead.
More to be added.
My next book has no romance and is another female-led story: The Fake Taoist's Unmasking [Interstellar].
Blurb One:
An interstellar rich kid who abuses animals gives away his fortune to build a pet shelter, then dies mysteriously after several suicide attempts.
A wicked immigrant who preys on isolated settlers dies of food poisoning.
An interstellar human trafficker is chased by wild beasts in the mountains and bitten to death.
Before they die, they all scream that there's a ghost.
At first, Liu Wen doesn't care. She just thinks these people got what they deserved.
Mother: "A Wen, get up and have some soup."
Liu Wen is confused. Does our family drink soup?
Then she accidentally witnesses a supernatural revenge case.
At last, she remembers that she's an orphan.
And a fake Taoist.
It seems she's really transmigrated into a world with ghosts.
Then the eerie voice sounds behind her once more:
"A Wen, if you're sick and don't want soup, have a can of yellow peaches instead."
Blurb Two:
Liu Wen is a fake Taoist.
Unfortunately, she transmigrates into a real interstellar world with ghosts.
Even worse, through a series of mishaps, people mistake her for a genuine master.
Soon, interstellar citizens flock to her, hoping she'll solve their problems.
Liu Wen panics: No, no, I'm not a master! I really can't do this!
Interstellar citizen: I understand. I must not have offered enough.
Liu Wen is at a loss. It's so much money, but she doesn't dare take it.
Theme: Make a life against the odds, and live freely.
You Can Survive a Natural Disaster by Laying Low
Getting Rich by Gossiping in the Seventies
Instant Karma Shouldn't Wait Until Tomorrow
I Became the Worst Female Character in a Period Novel
The Whole Family Runs a Business in the Apocalypse to Make Money [Infinite Business]
I Own a House in the Underworld
I Scavenged and Farmed Among the Stars, and Someone Set Their Sights on Me [Infrastructure Building]
To Be Revised
Farming to Survive in a Cataclysmic Otherworld
Farming Life After the Disaster
Three Under a Volcanic Winter [Doomsday]
If You Love Your Country, Train Its Successors
What a terrible golden finger. It can judge whether a person is good or evil, life or death. Even a well-intentioned person will unknowingly become arrogant and arbitrary and start to impose his own ideas on others. Wenwen must never forget her original intention.
Uncle Zhang has a good ideological consciousness. He thinks his daughter is good, haha
The patriarchal society is really undesirable! As modern women become more educated, they are no longer in the position of being subordinate to men in a patriarchal society!!
You can change the name first, such as Jue Di, Mie Di, Zai Di, Tu Di, Wu Di, etc.
Did the heroine sister feel that there was a change?
The craziness of that era was that many people distorted policies and unleashed their own malice. The Revolutionary Committee was not scary either. It was plastered with big-character posters asking him to memorize the facts to prove his innocence. It could basically bring down 80% of the Revolutionary Committees at that time. It is conceivable that some monsters and monsters are pulling the banner and causing damage.
The idea behind this article is really great
Although I haven't seen anything better, it's very well written!
A small suggestion, it is best not to let the heroine ask others whether the eggs are taken out, but to ask whether they want to exchange them. I remember some people said that people in that era were scared and basically did not dare to talk about buying and selling unless they talked about buying things at the supply and marketing cooperative.
Could it be that the newborn baby girl was buried?