The Ugly Little Sister of a Great Beauty in the 1970S

After working herself to death, overworked office worker Fu Xiang unexpectedly transmigrates back to the 1970s and becomes the ugly younger sister of the beautiful heroine. The heroine is clever and pretty, with a curvy, soft figure. Everyone dotes on her, and she is reborn with a golden finger. Meanwhile, the original owner is dark-skinned and scrawny, with dry, yellow hair. She's as tight-lipped as a gourd and can barely squeeze out three sentences a day. Apart from quietly working the fields, feeding pigs, and cooking, she knows nothing. In everyone's eyes, the sisters are worlds apart, with the original owner naturally cast as the lump of mud. They are worlds apart not only in looks and abilities, but also in the men they end up with. The soft, beautiful heroine naturally deserves a wealthy, handsome male lead. And the ugly, poor farm girl naturally belongs with Ergouzi, the lazy, greedy village fool. It all seems perfectly reasonable, and no one thinks anything is wrong, including the original owner herself. Looking at the two-and-a-half ramshackle mud-brick rooms with wind blowing through every crack, then at Ergouzi, whose face is his only redeeming feature, workaholic Fu Xiang rolls up her sleeves and prepares to get to work. Powerhouse workaholic heroine VS outwardly softhearted, inwardly scheming, loyal-dog hero One-on-one, both leads are each other's first, sweet romance, satisfying, with outrageous characters Reader's guide: 1. There are lots of outrageous characters and melodrama. If you dislike stories full of outrageous characters and melodrama, please be warned. 2. The hero is smart and handsome, fiercely protective of the heroine, and never holds her back. She pushes him to grow, and he does so through tears. 3. The story features farming, business, dealing with outrageous relatives, family life, and raising children. New novel: "The 1980s Female Bodyguard" blurb Lin Zhao, a powerful martial artist, is ambushed and transmigrates into a period novel, becoming a street loafer everyone hates. In the book, the original owner's grandfather saved a little money by collecting scrap, but she stole it and gave it to the villainous second male lead, Nan Xia, to do business down south. But after the villain became successful, he did not keep his promise to come back and marry her. Instead, he cheated on the pitiful male lead and got his happy ending with the heroine. By the time Lin Zhao transmigrates, the villain has already gone south with the original owner's money. The powerful martial artist grabs the original owner's wild hair and feels an urge to beat herself up. Lin Zhao knows nothing about business or farming and has no money. The only thing she has going for her is her strength. Looking at her fists, she wonders if she can use them to help the original owner's family of old, weak, sick, and disabled people escape their predicament. While Lin Zhao is deep in thought, a man darts past her like the wind. A woman speaking with a broad Cantonese accent then screams from behind, "Thief! Stop him!" Lin Zhao takes off on instinct and quickly tackles the man who just ran past her, then returns the stolen handbag to the elegant, well-dressed woman. Impressed by her skills and courage, the woman asks if she'd be willing to work as her personal bodyguard for a few days. That single question opens a new path for Lin Zhao to make a living in this era. A cool, aloof heroine who's also a total goofball VS a hero who seems cold and ruthless but is actually a big softie One-on-one, both leads are each other's first Theme: Work hard, and be a good person!