The Evil Little Whirlwind

As a spoiled rich kid, Chu Song never did anything useful or worthwhile, but she was an expert at eating, drinking, and having fun. At home, she tormented her parents. Outside, she tormented her friends. At school, she tormented her classmates. After graduation, she tormented society. Even passing dogs got kicked twice. Chu Song never thought there were many awful people in the world, because she was the worst of them all. Then she got what she deserved. She transmigrated into a period novel written by her nemesis. Her nemesis was the heroine, and Chu Song was the heroine’s awful sister-in-law. Chu Song flew into a rage: You’re calling me awful?! Then Chu Song said: Oh, wow, you got it right. That’s exactly what I am. Chu Song might not be blessed, but she decided to enjoy life anyway. No matter who else suffered, she wasn’t going to suffer. But life in the 1970s… Her mother: “Chu Xianxian, the sun’s been shining on your butt for ages. Why aren’t you up yet? Do you want to become an immortal or something? Get up!” Chu Song covered her ears and went back to sleep. The next second, her mother yanked off the quilt and brought down her iron palm without mercy. Chu Song cried out in mortified outrage: “Mom!!!” “Don’t ‘Mom’ me. Where did you pick up that nonsense? I’m your own mother! Get up and go to work!” In an era when people couldn’t get enough to eat or wear, lying flat and enjoying life wasn’t an option. Chu Song decided to cozy up to a few powerful people. And when necessary, she’d become the powerful one herself. The original heroine’s wicked sister-in-law: no. The original heroine’s steel-cannon white moonlight: yes. [Apologies for the hiatus. Refunds are available at any time.] [Before You Read] 1. A tough heroine who’s a menace to cats and dogs, a walking headache. She’s not exactly a paragon of virtue. 2. A slice-of-life story with a light and cheerful tone. Everyone loves the heroine. 3. Please don’t be too hard on the heroine. This isn’t a conventional romance. 4. The heroine is the original owner of the body, and the world exists because of her. Without her, this world wouldn’t exist. Here’s another period story, version 3.0. My next book will be The Mountain Bandit of the 1970s: A Wicked White Moonlight. Liang Sui opens her eyes and comes back to life in a river. She’s traveled from ancient times to a small village in the 1970s, where she’s rescued by a young man who looks just like the Dog Emperor. A thousand years have passed. She’s gone from mountain bandit to undocumented illiterate, and the police even suspect her of being an enemy spy. Her old bandit stronghold has become a village. Fortunately, there’s not only an archenemy who looks just like the new emperor, but also a childless couple who look exactly like her parents, who died young. Even her gentle and considerate fiancé from the stronghold has “transmigrated” here. Liang Sui reaches out with teary eyes: Let me cling to you! When the poorest, most hard-done-by Mei family suddenly adopts a daughter, the villagers initially watch, expecting a joke. Everyone bets that the couple won’t last two months before regretting it. But then they hear that the Mei family’s little girl is clever and adorable, and everyone loves her. The Mei family’s courtyard is filled with laughter and commotion every day. The villagers say, “They’re just making the best of a bad situation.” Then they hear that the Mei family’s little girl can grow anything she plants, is strong as an ox, can knock a weakling down with one punch, take on a tough opponent with two, and kill a wild boar with three. The villagers say, “They’re making that up… Wait, why is she coming this way with her fists clenched… Help!” Then they hear that the Mei family’s little girl is an excellent archer, can shoot arrows and guns alike, and has joined the national team to bring glory to her country… Liang Sui: Sorry, it’s lonely being invincible~~ Reading tips: 1. She transmigrates into the present in her own body. The heroine’s physical ability and fighting strength completely outclass everyone else. She stands alone at the top. 2. The setting is very loose. It’s a story of traveling from ancient times to the modern era, with past and present lives. One heroine, three love interests. The more lovers, the more impressive. 3. A cheerful slice-of-life story with a universally adored Mary Sue heroine. Theme: Embrace a wonderful life