The Good Days Began in the 1970s

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Lin Yunnan transmigrated at a crematorium. A real crematorium. She became a friend of her mother's who had just passed away.

In this parallel world, she had no parents, but she did have adoptive parents and a nephew two years older than her.

She also got a "golden finger" with "endless potential."

She had planned to lie flat and enjoy life as the second generation of a factory family, but instead she found herself facing a life of endless competition.

A competitive father, a competitive mother, a competitive nephew, and the most competitive of all, herself.

In an era of striving, of course you have to strive.

Study hard, improve every day. A warm story about everyday family life.

[Synopsis]

Before everything began, a red pearl from another world sent her a mysterious gift: the fragmented memories of a madman's life.

With the scattered memories as her guide, Hongzhu changed her family's fate.

The path remained the same, but Hongzhu wanted to live a different kind of life.

As an ordinary person, Hongzhu's greatest strength was taking things one step at a time, starting from childhood.

If there's something we don't know, we'll learn it. If there's something we're not good at, we'll ask those who are. We'll unite every force we can and work toward a better life.

We'll live steadily, cherish the present, and hold on to happiness.

Message: Strive for what you want and keep moving forward.