Transmigrate into an 1980s Book: I’ll Make the Best of Every Jerk

[Spoiler Tags + Pocket Space + Ruthless Overachiever]

Song Fuyao has barely transmigrated into the middle of a bullying incident when she discovers she has become the saintly heroine of a melodramatic period novel.

Faced with a family full of obnoxious relatives and a female antagonist who has been reborn, she isn't the least bit intimidated.

Armed with spoiler tags and a ruthless overachiever's instincts, she decides to pose as a master of mysticism and make bold, confident predictions.

First, she extorts a hefty compensation payment from her enemy, then gets her obnoxious family members competing to outdo one another.

Her cheap grandparents, who favor boys over girls and only dare to throw their weight around at home, start treating her like a lucky star.

Her good-for-nothing father, who's lazy and never applies himself, does whatever she says.

Her beautiful mother, a hopeless romantic, starts working from dawn till dusk to build a career. Her selfish, love-struck eldest sister focuses on making money, while her five younger sisters become her handpicked workforce.

Even her little brother, the family's one and only precious boy, becomes the ultimate cash cow, forced to earn his sisters' dowries at a tender age.

Countless powerful big shots also come rushing to shower her with money, begging her to show them the way.

Song Fuyao happily watches the drama unfold while lounging around and counting her money, and even manages to hoodwink the story's ultimate villain.

As for the trashy male lead from the original novel, a kept man who shamelessly acts like a big shot? Get lost!

P.S. The heroine is ruthless and absolutely refuses to be a saint. She loves tricking obnoxious people into competing against each other.