Transmigrate into a Book: In the 1970s, I Farm and Open a Factory with My Itchymon

Lu Xiuxiu transmigrates to the 1970s, an era of shortages and hard times.

Fortunately, the farming game she plays, Onmyoji, comes along with her, bringing its own planting space.

Unfortunately, she’s about to face a family full of rotten characters.

Her father doesn’t care for her, her mother doesn’t love her, and her older sister and younger brother bully her. They even want to take her job and send her off to the countryside with nothing.

She can go to the countryside, but she won’t go empty-handed.

She sells her job, grabs her space, and hurries off to the countryside. While she’s at it, she signs up her dear little brother to go to the Great Northwest too.

Only after arriving in the countryside does she realize this isn’t a simple transmigration: she’s transmigrated into a book.

As the biggest villain in the early part of the original story, Lu Xiuxiu likes the male lead and battles the heroine. She gets used by a special agent, and the heroine is actually a fake heiress who switched identities with her. In the end, Lu Xiuxiu is abandoned by both her birth mother and father, tricked into marrying a leper, and tormented to death. What a tragic fate.

After learning the plot, Lu Xiuxiu says, “Crazy heroine, male lead, I’m staying far away from you.”

With her space, she plans to thrive in the countryside, get into college, then head to the capital and start a factory until she becomes a local tycoon.