Transmigrate into a Book: In the Seventies, I Started as a Sent-Down Educated Youth

When Sheng Yi wakes up, she discovers that she has transmigrated into the book Going to the Countryside in 1970, becoming the supporting female character who shares her name.

The original Sheng Yi enjoyed seventeen good years. Just when it was her turn to go to the countryside as an educated youth, the new Sheng Yi arrived. What a disastrous start.

Worse still, she’s the fake heiress in a story about a real and a fake heiress. The real heiress, Lu Yanyan, is not only a scheming white lotus, but also someone who has been reborn.

While Sheng Yi is away in the countryside, Lu Yanyan causes trouble at every turn and frames her.

Sheng Yi isn’t worried. This is nothing.

People sent to make trouble for her? No need to panic. She’s got both brains and people skills. She can win over anyone who can be won over, and anyone who can’t will be done for.

Poison slipped into her food? No problem. She’s a top young talent of the 21st century, trained by a family of doctors and skilled in both Chinese and Western medicine. How could you possibly harm her?