Daily Mind Reading [The 1970S]

Coming soon: Selling Chinese Medicine in Ancient Times [System]. Blurb at the very end. Please add it to your collection! Blurb: Ning Hui fell into the water and woke up as Ning Hui, the youngest daughter of the Ning family in the Red Star Brigade in the 1970s. The Ning Hui of the seventies was a well-behaved girl. Even when people bullied her while she was studying in the city, she didn’t dare speak up and could only take her own life. The Ning Hui who transmigrated here, however, was bold and sharp-minded. And since she had transmigrated after saving someone, the King of Hell had compensated her with the ability to read minds. So she lay in wait in the city for two days and sent the people who had bullied her off to a labor farm. Oh, and they were one big family, all sent together. She was such a kind person! Since she couldn’t bear the hardship of farm work, Ning Hui traded a bowl of the brown-sugar water her birth mother had been longing for to get a chance to spend a day in the city! The pregnant shop assistant was fretting to herself: ‘I’m about to give birth. My mother-in-law wants me to give my job to my sister-in-law, but I can’t bear to. I want to find a temporary worker, but how can I do it without my mother-in-law finding out?’ Ning Hui, wandering around the supply and marketing cooperative, brightened. At last, she’d heard something useful. A temporary job! There it was! At the hospital entrance, a woman as thin as a skeleton hurried out with her newborn in her arms, beaming with joy. “A son! A son! I finally have a son, hahaha!” Ning Hui: “???” By a twist of fate, she saved the newborn son of the supply and marketing cooperative director. A permanent job, here she comes! With her permanent job, Ning Hui had a new problem. She was so outstanding that everyone around her wanted to set her up with someone. She didn’t mind, but could they at least introduce her to a human being? One young man declared righteously, “My mother says you’ll be in charge once you marry into our family!” But he was thinking: ‘Mother says this woman has a job and can help me support my younger siblings.’ Ning Hui: “...” She didn’t want to be in charge at all! She tried another young man. “I don’t like you, but I can settle for you.” He was thinking: ‘Whether I marry Yingzi or someone else, it’s all the same. I don’t love anyone!’ Ning Hui: “...” She didn’t want to settle for anyone! Then another one: “I have a good job and a high salary. After you marry me, you can stay home and take care of the family.” He was thinking: ‘This job would be perfect for my little brother. Then he wouldn’t have to go to the countryside.’ Ning Hui: “...” She was at her wits’ end. Was this a matchmaking session, or had she come to witness the diversity of humanity? The last one was a police officer. “My job is dangerous, and I can’t take care of the household. It’ll all be on you, but I’ll hand over my salary on time.” He was thinking: ‘Being married is no different from being a widower. Surely no one will agree to this.’ Ning Hui’s eyes lit up. “No problem!” He was never home, but handed over his salary. Oh, heavens, she’d finally found a person! Shi An, who was very much a person: “...” Why didn’t this young woman play by the rules? Blurb for the upcoming novel Selling Chinese Medicine in Ancient Times [System]: A new pharmacy opened in a border town, a mysterious pharmacy. As long as you have money, there’s no medicine you can’t buy there. But even more mysterious than the pharmacy is its proprietress... The proprietress sells medicine according to her mood! Some people come to buy medicine, and the proprietress takes nothing from them! Some come to buy medicine, and the proprietress charges them a few copper coins! Some come to buy medicine, and the proprietress demands ten thousand taels of gleaming silver! And some people come with piles of gleaming silver, only to find they still can’t buy any medicine! Most importantly, someone tried to seize the proprietress’s pharmacy, only to be slapped all the way onto the city wall by her!!! Wen Qian transmigrated into a refugee column. In this age when the people could barely survive, there wasn’t even grass to eat. As a refugee, she couldn’t even cry, because tears were water, and water was a luxury. During a heavy downpour, Wen Qian, burning with fever, thought she was about to meet her great-grandmother in the afterlife. But then a Chinese medicine System found her. It promised to give her medicine for free, and once she had unlocked every traditional Chinese medicine, it would send her home and give her a tiny little reward! To unlock the Chinese medicines in the System, Wen Qian made her way step by step to the border town! There, she found the pharmacy the System had given her, a pharmacy that guaranteed her safety. Now all she had to do was sell medicine with her own skills! She just didn’t know what had happened. She’d been selling medicine perfectly well, so how had she ended up becoming a martial arts master? Theme: Stay true to your original purpose.