A Comeback in the 1970S After Transmigrating into a Book

[Upcoming novels: The 1970s: A Happy Life After Transmigrating Into a Book and Hong Kong's First Tycoon: The Road to Fortune in the 1950s are at the very bottom] This novel: Wealthy heiress Shi Sushu transmigrated in her sleep. Suddenly gifted with the ability to identify plants, she thought the apocalypse was coming and she'd have to wander from place to place. But when she opened her eyes, she was in the 1970s. Even though she'd become the youngest daughter in a forestry bureau worker's family in a remote northern town, she was pretty happy with that. Once she had a moment to process things, she realized she'd also transmigrated into a book as a cannon-fodder female supporting character. She was fine with that, too. She had arrived just as the reborn female lead seized the chance to marry the male lead, pushing Shi Sushu, his original wife in her previous life, out of the picture ahead of schedule. According to the book, she and the Shi family would go on to become a miserable contrast to the happy life of the male and female leads, destined never to get ahead! Shi Sushu scoffed. Who cares about a stingy, self-important mama's boy of a male lead? Let someone else have him! The vast forests had everything she needed. With her golden finger, catching meat and fish was a piece of cake. Good things kept happening to her family, and a job practically landed in her lap. And the male lead's superior, the promising young Deputy Regiment Commander Ye, wanted them to make progress together! Weren't the male and female leads the ones living miserable lives as a contrast to everyone else? Oh, she loved this kind of effortless face-slapping! Then she followed her husband to his base, right next door to her parents' home. She could take her husband and kids over for meals whenever she wanted. What could be happier? People in the military compound: "Wasn't Deputy Regiment Commander Ye supposed to be marrying a girl from this little town because he wanted someone to care for his adopted son? But she can't even cook, and Ye and his son do all the housework. What's going on?" People at the forestry bureau: "What's surprising about that? The old Shi family is famous for pampering their daughter. And don't call it marrying beneath him. Where else would you find in-laws who send you home with food and all sorts of goodies every day?" Deputy Regiment Commander Ye, with a disdainful look: "I fell for a girl. If there's something she doesn't want to do, I'll do it. What's so interesting about that? All right, break it up!" [A sweet and satisfying slice-of-life story about falling in love with and marrying a handsome, roguish regiment commander, raising an adorable child, and helping her family run a side business and make money in her spare time!] [Reader's guide: One-on-one romance, both leads are each other's first. The early chapters move a little slowly, so please be patient!] The 1970s: A Happy Life After Transmigrating Into a Book Synopsis: Yao Yingying transmigrated into a book along with her parents, only to be dumbfounded when her parents became someone else's parents. What was she supposed to do now? No way! She had to marry that Battalion Commander Xu and get her parents back!!! [Hot-tempered, handsome officer x pampered beauty. Her parents become her in-laws, but she remains their precious darling. Let's see how much psychological damage this causes Battalion Commander Xu! Romance, family bonds, and a career, all wrapped up in a sweet everyday story! Version dated August 31, 2023] Hong Kong's First Tycoon: The Road to Fortune in the 1950s Synopsis: He Haohao, her parents, and her older brother were visiting Hong Kong when they transmigrated to 1950s Hong Kong. The He family had fallen on hard times, and their reputation as a family of treacherous schemers meant they were a laughingstock wherever they went. Worst of all, He Haohao was engaged to Lu Zhan, the eldest son of Hong Kong's most prominent family, the Lus. This match between two families of unequal standing was illegitimate from the start. The Lus' second branch had conspired with the Hes to manipulate Lu Zhan. The eldest Lu son had never even given the original He Haohao a proper look. He despised her from the bottom of his heart. The family of four quickly got organized. First, He Haohao had to break off the engagement. Then they had to get to work making money. Life in Hong Kong was tough, and you absolutely couldn't get by without money. As for the He family's awful reputation, that didn't seem to matter much anymore. So the four of them each took on a task and went their separate ways. Lu Zhan was gloomy, vengeful, and ruthless. Hong Kong's upper-class families went out of their way to avoid him. So when he fought with the second branch of the Lu family, most people sided with them. Lu Zhan sneered. How wonderful it was to be a lone wolf. He didn't need anyone! But then that shallow, foolish fiancee, pretty on the outside and empty within, actually came to break off the engagement? Seeing her try so hard to persuade him, Lu Zhan suddenly didn't want to let her off easily. Then the He family stopped scheming and started acting with integrity and restraint. They also proved surprisingly competent at business, giving everyone a new impression of them. This family's habit of doing things their own way and simply living as they pleased suited Lu Zhan remarkably well. Especially He Haohao, who was so glib and loved rolling her eyes at him behind his back. There was something interesting about her... Even Hong Kong's most gossipy tabloids couldn't make up what happened next. The eldest Lu son went to great lengths to marry He Haohao... Lu Zhan and He Haohao stood together as husband and wife, leaving the Lu family's second branch with nothing but defeat... Young Master Lu followed He Haohao to her parents' home every day, and the eldest Lu son called himself one of the He family whenever he was out and about... Lu Zhan and the Hes built their business into Hong Kong's biggest, leaving the Lu family patriarch more bitter than gall... [A clumsy synopsis: This is the story of He Haohao luring the eldest Lu son back to the He family, where all five of them work together to become Hong Kong's leading wealthy family. There's romance, a career, and a little family power struggle for variety, all in a sweet and satisfying slice-of-life story with a fresh twist! Revised May 9, 2024] Completed novels by the author: Second Marriage in the 1970s Is Great, A Fake Marriage in the 1970s, The Saltiest Fish in the 1970s, Back to 1997: A Perfect Match, An Unconventional Path to Wealth in the 1980s (Dual Transmigration) Theme: Anything is possible.