A Reassembled Family in the 1970S

Coming Soon: A Very Unusual Family in the Seventies. Please add it to your collection~ Xiao Ya fell while picking wild vegetables. When she woke up, everything had changed. Bad news: Her dad was going on a blind date. Good news: Before the date, he fell and became an idiot. He didn't recognize anyone or know how to work. Bad news: Her dad was still going on the blind date. Good news: He hit it off with someone else. Bad news: Her stepmother came with two kids, each fiercer than the last. The sort who could take on three little kids with one punch. Good news: Her stepmother and the two kids were each nicer to her than the last, always giving her an extra bite of meat. Bad news: Her dad, stepmother, stepsister, and stepbrother all seemed a little strange. Good news: She seemed a little strange herself. Blurb Two Xiao Ya had already figured out what life would be like after her dad got married. Hide her secret savings. Dodge the chores, dodge, dodge, dodge. Snatch all the good food, snatch, snatch, snatch. She absolutely would not become the silly girl who worked herself to the bone in her dream. But Xiao Ya couldn't understand: How come, before she even lifted a finger, the chores were all done, the good food was already in her bowl, and her secret savings had grown so plump? Xiao Ya would never know that everyone in her family except her was a ruthless soul from ancient times. Coming Soon 1: A Very Unusual Family in the Seventies Sui Sui didn't know she was actually a minor character in a period novel who was supposed to die young. She also didn't know that after the heroine next door, who was meant to follow a hard-working path, was reborn, she had turned into a laid-back couch potato. All she knew was that her family seemed a little out of place in the brigade. Half of the brigade's Ten People You Mustn't Cross belonged to her family. Her grandma was sharp-tongued and mean, and at her age she loved to pick fights and demand compensation. Just yesterday she got two yuan out of the new educated youth by picking a fight. Today she wanted to sneak into someone else's house and take a couple of scallions. Her mom was ruthless, unreasonable, and quick to draw a knife at the slightest disagreement. She'd take on the old shrew who made snide remarks, then the ex-husband who couldn't get a word out. She'd sharpen her blade for a faithless man, venture into the mountains alone, and was known throughout the underworld as the Poison Widow. Her younger aunt was delicate as a willow in the wind and hopelessly lovesick, relying on her looks to marry and divorce three times. Lately she'd set her sights on a handsome worker helping with construction at the neighboring farm. Every day, she dragged Sui Sui along to deliver things. But the farm owner was fierce and always seemed cold. As for her older sister, she could repair tractors one day and work the fields the next. Anyone in the brigade who crossed her would regret it. She was the brigade's treasured little darling, under special protection. Huh? Sui Sui counted and counted, but there were only four of them. Who was the fifth? Coming Soon 2: A Family of Cultivators As an ordinary village girl from Xibei Village, in Xibei Town, Xinbei County, Sixi Prefecture, Linnan Continent, on the Eastern Continent of Tunan Realm, Xibei's biggest worry every day was that her family was so poor they'd have to live on the northwest wind. As an utterly ordinary little country girl in the cultivation world, she had never seen a cultivator in her three years of life, and had never even left the village. Having transmigrated from modern times, Xibei had no expectations of becoming a Dragon Proud Heaven who could punch villains and kick minor characters to the curb. What she wanted most right now was to keep this unreliable family from starving to death out here in the countryside. Such a humble, unpretentious wish. After all... Her dad was an ordinary peddler. Everything he sold was out of fashion, and he couldn't grow a thing. He visited eight villages in three days, and lost eight pearls in the process. The family's meager savings were on the brink of running out. Her mom was a mystical little embroiderer. Whatever she sewed vanished, and anyone who used it passed out. Now she'd washed her hands of it and taken up cooking instead. Then the only chicken in the house disappeared. Her older brother had spent all their savings to study in town and was determined to pass the exams. But after coming in last place, he'd shut himself away. Her older sister was unbeatable in the village. Last time she went a little too far, and the family had to pay for the only spiritual field in the house. Their family was now, in every sense of the words, without land, without money, but with people (though they'd be better off without them). Life was hard. Much too hard. Three-year-old Xibei sighed deeply, then stood up, full of fighting spirit. Looks like this family would have to rely on her after all. She might not be able to become a Dragon Proud Heaven, but she could become a goddess of farming. Theme: Family happiness, striving for a better life, and building a brighter future together