Everyday Life in the 1970s

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Blurb:

Shen Xi transmigrates from modern times back to the 1970s after an accident. In an era where everything is scarce, she quickly convinces herself to accept her new life and take things as they come.

She had planned to get through life without disaster or hardship, but heaven treats her well, giving her a handsome, promising young husband.

With him by her side, Shen Xi revives her childhood dream of becoming a writer, a dream she'd once only talked about. Together, the couple work hard to contribute to this flourishing new era.

Please note:

1. One man, one woman; sweet romance.

2. A small golden finger, and a gentle, slow-burn sweet romance.

3. Regular daily updates, so read with confidence.

4. Personal attacks will bounce right back at you.

Finally, and this is important: someone with social anxiety won't suddenly become a social butterfly just because they've been reborn or transmigrated. The same goes for the heroine. Even though she's from modern times, she's still a young woman who has been single for years. Surely few people could act like seasoned pros on their very first blind date? (Sigh.)

Advance Notice: The 1980s Social Anxiety Survival Guide. Please add it to your reading list!

Zhe Kong is afraid of marriage, childbirth, and socializing. After a bold but unsuccessful attempt to come to someone's rescue, she suddenly transmigrates to 1982.

She's not only married, she also has a child. Not one she gave birth to, of course.

She thought transmigrating was already outrageous enough, but it turns out the original owner of her body had been reborn. Unfortunately, on the very day of her rebirth, the original owner succumbed to a high fever that wouldn't break and bid farewell to this beautiful world.

After looking through the original owner's memories from before she was reborn, Zhe Kong is devastated.

First, her bargain-bin husband leaves home on business and dies in an accident. Then she spends twenty years in prison for abusing her stepson. By the time she gets out, society has left her behind, and she can only roam the streets before dying on a snowy day, unknown to anyone.

Zhe Kong clutches her small, pitiful, helpless self. This is a truly terrible start for someone with social anxiety!

But it's all right. None of it has happened yet.

To survive in this unfamiliar era, Zhe Kong returns to her old trade and devotes herself to comics once again.

She never expected that, after all the twists and turns, she'd end up with a career, love, and a child. Of course, she's still socially anxious.

Please note:

1. The heroine will not give birth. A stepson is still a son.

2. The heroine was an artist before she transmigrated, so she already has experience.

3. Thanks to everyone reading!

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Lin Tingyu dies while trying to save a reckless kid who runs into the street.

She thought Black and White Impermanence would be waiting for her, but when she opens her eyes, a huge slap is flying toward her. Lin Tingyu swings back, knocking her attacker flat on the ground.

After finally figuring out what is going on, she can only stare at the heavens in disbelief.

She's transmigrated into an old-school youth campus novel overflowing with melodrama. The good news is that she's read the whole thing and has the benefit of knowing the story. The bad news is that the plot has already reached the epilogue, and it's an epilogue from a print edition that hasn't even been released yet!

Heaven wants her dead!

No, wait. Maybe she can still hang on.

Lin Tingyu refuses to believe that a teacher who outsmarts elementary school kids born in the 2010s every day can't handle a bunch of love-addled fools.

Please note:

1. The heroine is an insignificant friend of the original novel's heroine. After transmigrating into the book, she won't get involved in the original leads' story either. She has a career she loves.

2. The heroine is very strong. That counts as her golden finger, right?

3. The male lead looks like a domineering CEO, but inside he's a fragile, delicate sweetheart. If that's not your thing, please don't read.

4. Finally, thanks to everyone reading!

Theme: Stay positive and work hard to improve yourself.