A Night School Teacher in the 1970s

(Complete, the full novel is ready to post)

Every female-oriented rebirth-and-awakening novel has a transmigrated college student as a foil. They are vicious, ignorant, and shallow, living miserable, tragic lives to highlight the happy, fulfilled life of the reborn heroine.

College student Ye Jingjing, reading one such novel, couldn't help leaving a comment: "Today's college students are just innocently dumb, not brain-damaged by some curse! There's no need to smear college girls like this."

Then everything went black. When she opened her eyes again, she had transmigrated.

In this period novel, the original owner secretly loved her cousin's husband. She used despicable methods to break up the couple, became the other woman, helped her husband achieve career success, raised two stepsons who would become powerful men, and stole her cousin's happy life. Then her cousin awakened as a reborn woman, beat down the homewrecker, protected her family, and found happiness, career success, true love, and a happy home. The original owner ended up in prison, living a miserable life.

Ye Jingjing: ...Get lost. Only someone from Edinburgh would treasure an old cucumber. If I'm going to lie flat, I'll do it on the chest of a young, handsome man with eight-pack abs.

Someone looked down at himself. Did he need to work on his abs first?

Ye Jingjing: Move aside. It's 1977, the year the college entrance exams were reinstated. First, I'm getting my fellow temporary workers at the textile mill into university.

As it turned out, before she knew it, she'd helped a whole group of people become powerful figures. And before she knew it, she'd become one herself.

Note: It's safe to start reading. It's complete, with a 1-million-character main text, so don't worry that I'll abandon it.

Yes, the main focus is still on careers. More than romance or family ties, this novel focuses on friendship, especially friendship between girls. I love these brilliant, flower-like young women.

Theme: Women supporting women