The Spitfire Girl of the 1970s: Thriving Despite My Terrible Family

[Period setting + sweet and satisfying + lighthearted + golden finger + taking down villains + raising children]

Guan Niannian was shameless and thick-skinned. After transmigrating into the scene of a pitiful young woman suffering in a period setting, she immediately put on an act and took down the villains, trampling her awful mother underfoot. But the laws of heaven demanded that she turn everything around and save the little villain born from the belly of the awful woman she was supposed to raise???

Guan Niannian immediately refused, but then: if she did not complete the tasks, she would be locked in a dark room for a hundred years with no water, electricity, or entertainment.

Fine. If she could not beat them, she would join them. Guan Niannian drove a hard bargain and demanded a shop system, then began a task-filled life of slacking off.

And so

Her younger sister did the housework. As an older sister, she sacrificed the joy of doing chores so that her younger sister could become independent!

Her mother did the farm work. As the eldest daughter, she had given far too much for the sake of her mother’s reputation for diligence!

Poor Guan Niannian relied on her golden finger and communication skills every day, working hard to live and understand the true meaning of life: giving up!

She quietly amassed wealth, searching for treasures and saving money until she reached her first small goal of one hundred million.

After that, she would find a job to play around with, buy a house, a car, and a man. Ahem, she did not need to buy the last one.

Because a man had already entered her life.

That man was a brooding, sulky type with a fierce look about him, and he was being mysteriously secretive too. Heh, once this lady had her eye on him, it would not be just his mysterious facade getting torn off.

Also known as: From the Start, I Stomped the Worst Villains to Death, Yet Heaven Wants Me to Turn Everything Around?

{The premise starts this way, and the heroine never takes a loss. Read without worry or frustration.}