My Mom Is the Missing Only Daughter of the Richest Woman in a Period Novel

Coming soon: The Silly Girl from the Xu Family, the Most Ridiculous in the Seventies

They say poor families are full of outrageous characters, but Xu Jiangjiang doesn’t have to worry about that.

First, her parents, Xu Youliang and Miao Yanhong, are the biggest oddballs in the Xu family. They’re useless at everything, but never get enough to eat.

Second, Xu Jiangjiang is a little simple-minded, the sort who doesn’t understand social niceties.

One day, the silly girl goes up the mountain to gather firewood. Someone pushes her, and she tumbles down from halfway up the slope.

That night, Xu Jiangjiang has a dream.

In the dream, her parents do all sorts of terrible things to secure a good marriage for her.

In the end, they lose years off their lives.

They could have lived to ninety, but instead they die in their seventies.

In the dream-

Her niece Chunmei, the eldest son’s daughter, has found a good marriage. Her fiancé works at the supply and marketing cooperative.

Her parents immediately start scheming.

Working at the cooperative is great. You’re sheltered from wind and rain, and you can buy meat without ration coupons.

Their Jiangjiang loves meat.

The couple try to steal their niece’s engagement, but their scheme backfires, and they become the biggest laughingstock in Xinghua Village.

Before long, the two set their sights on Gu Jiabei, a young educated youth sent to work in the village.

Not bad, not bad.

The young man is handsome, fair-skinned, clean, and refined. He’s just about good enough for their daughter.

Who knows how it happened.

On his way to a commune meeting, Gu Jiabei crosses a small bridge and falls into the river.

Her parents happen to pass by and pull him out.

He owes them his life, so naturally he should repay them by marrying their daughter. The couple watch him like hawks.

Good heavens!

After waking up, the first thing Xu Jiangjiang does is find Gu Jiabei, who has been sent to work in their village.

“Um, could you avoid crossing the bridge south of the village tomorrow?”

My parents are planning to stage a hero-rescues-beauty scene, after which the beauty will repay him by marrying him.

Unfortunately, that beauty is me, the famous silly girl of Xinghua Village.

Xu Jiangjiang grips the hem of her clothes and speaks softly.

She doesn’t dare look at the man in front of her.

In her dream, her parents’ scheme succeeds, and Gu Jiabei is forced to marry her.

He’s a good man.

He doesn’t mind that she’s silly, and takes her everywhere with him.

But just when he’s about to get promoted, someone trips him up.

Gu Jiabei lowers his eyes to look at the girl before him, his expression inscrutable.

Xu Chunmei is reborn, back before the national college entrance exams are reinstated.

She stares fixedly at Gu Jiabei, the educated youth sent to work in Xinghua Village.

Hmph.

This time, you can only belong to me.

As for his wife in his previous life, that silly Xu Jiangjiang-

Your parents tried to steal my marriage? No problem. You can have my fiancé, the one who works at the supply and marketing cooperative.

Then we’ll be even.

This novel’s blurb---

Pang Ya’s mother is a widow.

Her grandmother believes Pang Ya’s father died because her mother brought him bad luck. She kicks the mother and children out of the house, leaving them to fend for themselves.

Pang Ya isn’t afraid.

Her mother is strong, and Pang Ya has a clever little brain. She always dreams of strange things.

After they split from the family,

the mother and daughters don’t end up going hungry or being bullied by hoodlums, as Grandma warned. Instead, they build a new house, eat braised pork, and wear silk clothes.

The ruffians who try to climb over their wall are taught a lesson, too.

Pang Ya’s grandmother is so angry her mouth nearly twists.

Just as their lives are thriving, Pang Ya’s father, who was supposedly away doing business and died in a foreign land, returns with a beautiful wife and two younger brothers.

He wants to kick the mother and children out of their new house.

After years of hard work, the eldest son’s wife and daughters are almost sent right back to square one overnight.

Just then, Pang Ya discovers something incredible.

Her silly mother...

seems to be the only daughter who went missing more than ten years ago, born to the richest man in A City.

Watching the scumbag father force her mother to sign divorce papers, Pang Ya quickly covers her mouth.

But, dear father, you can have a divorce, but you can’t just take our house for nothing, can you?

Lin Yaoyao transmigrates into a book.

Her original self is the illegitimate daughter secretly raised out of sight by a small-time bun seller on the streets of A City.

Her mother came to the city to work as a nanny. After having an affair with the owner of the bun shop and giving birth to her, she was abandoned.

Now she sells vegetables at the market, barely earning enough to get by.

Mother and daughter often go hungry.

What a rotten identity. Lin Yaoyao is furious.

But things soon take a turn for the better.

Her eldest uncle, who went to seek his fortune elsewhere, suddenly returns.

She hears that his only daughter went missing years ago, and that finding her is the reason he came back.

Looking at the face in the mirror, which bears a strong resemblance to her uncle, Lin Yaoyao smiles.

After selling the new house to her father and two younger brothers, Pang Ya takes her mother to the city to find her maternal grandfather.

Grandpa is very rich. He definitely won’t let Pang Ya go hungry again.

Huh?

She hears that Grandpa’s daughter has already been found.

Then her mother...

Eight-year-old Pang Ya stands outside an upscale restaurant, staring at the young woman beside her grandfather, whose face is a perfect match for his. She is stunned.

Completed works in my collection: The Max-Level Green Tea Transmigrates into the Foil; The Silly Girl from the Xu Family, the Most Ridiculous in the Seventies; Transmigrating into the Most Ridiculous Aunt in a Period Novel

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