Building a Home in the Fifties

The Jiang family, a prominent Chang'an household, was rocked by a scandal: Jiang Sanniang, the wooden beauty everyone thought was so meek and obedient, had eloped.

Jiang Rong didn't regret escaping the Jiang family, but after only a few years of living freely, the world fell into chaos.

Her husband, Zhong Yeran, disappeared while out gathering supplies for their escape. His fate was unknown.

Jiang Rong went looking for him, only to find herself in a strange place.

The bad news: She had no idea where she was and knew no one.

The good news: She'd inherited Zhong Yeran's sign-in System. Signing in every day gave her a small amount of supplies.

Jiang Rong rallied herself and began living on her own.

Later, she was delighted to discover that in this era she could go out to work openly, without disguising herself.

A trade was all she needed to make a living, and she even had a sign-in System!

After finding a job, Jiang Rong started out in a drafty earthen house with nothing but a small wooden bed.

Today, she found a board to patch the house;

tomorrow, she picked up a few bricks to build a stove;

when she got her first month's pay, she bought a table and chairs;

when she got her second month's pay, she bought an iron pot.

Step by step, she built a home that was entirely her own.

Just as Jiang Rong was beginning to find her footing in this era, the man who had been missing for so long appeared before her, travel-worn and dressed in a military uniform...

* Everyday life, building up a home bit by bit

* Has a golden finger

* Has a male lead

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"Driving a Taxi in the Nineties"

Synopsis:

Jiang Yan, an only child, wakes up in the body of the eldest daughter in a large family in the 1990s.

She's got the worst start imaginable: her father is dead, her mother has remarried, and the two parents who kept having kids despite the rules have left her with a young brother and sister to care for.

Luckily, her late father used to drive a taxi, and the family owns a "yellow minivan" bought on credit.

The 1990s are the golden age of the taxi industry.

People say one press of the gas pedal brings in a fortune.

Turn the steering wheel once, and you wouldn't trade it for a county magistrate's job.

Jiang Yan is a seasoned driver who can handle a manual transmission, and she's also bound to a taxi-upgrade System.

Daily sign-in: +1 point

One passenger: +10 points

Points can be exchanged for vehicle upgrades, real-world currency, or personal enhancements.

Unfortunately, her predecessor didn't have a driver's license, so Jiang Yan will have to find a way to earn enough for one first if she wants to catch this wave of opportunity.

Theme: Strive to survive and take life seriously