I Took a Museum of the Seventies with Me Through Time

The 1962-issued Third Series of Renminbi in the display cases at the era museum is worth a full 200,000 yuan; there are more than a hundred kinds of tickets and coupons used in the 1960s and 70s; the national grain coupons add up to over 10,000 jin! All kinds of period goods fill the big and small supply and marketing cooperatives and department stores... Yin Yuyao stared at the display cases, drooling as she dreamed: If I could take all this back to the 1970s, I’d make a fortune. Then the very next second, she transmigrated... Yin Yuyao wailed: I was only thinking out loud! You can’t take me seriously! Yin Yuyao transmigrates to the 1970s with a huge amount of cash and abundant supplies. But the talented and proud original owner of her body has already died after her stepmother withheld her food rations and her fever refused to come down. What’s most infuriating is that her stepmother took the money left by her mother, wore her mother’s clothes, lived in the house her mother had built, and abused the two children her mother had given birth to. She even planned to trick her into marrying a man who was impotent. Yin Yuyao: Oh, no way am I putting up with that. She chews out her deadbeat father and reports her stepmother, avenging the original owner while remembering to hand her little tagalong brother a beef bun. From now on, big sis will give you a life of wealth and splendor. Twenty years later, her brother hands her a folder of documents. From now on, little bro will take you to the top of the world. (Note: He really is her biological little brother. Don’t get the wrong idea.) Note: Set in the 1970s. Don’t scrutinize the historical details; there are original elements. The focus is on wish fulfillment. (If you’re passing by, dear readers, please add this to your favorites!) Updated daily Theme: The colorful life of the 1970s