Chuan Shu Qi Leng: the System Asked Me to Slap My Scumbag

In the 1970s, when work points determined rations and tickets controlled livelihood, the sick and orphan Lu Li was bound to a bizarre system - if she wanted to survive, she had to slap people in the face. Traveling back in time to an orphan girl who was bullied in the 1970s, Lu Li was bound by the "Justice Scale" system when she was on the verge of death. She must slap those who are "sinful but have no regrets" and draw life energy from their regrets. So, in front of others, she was a sick, silent, ordinary female worker trying to survive; behind the scenes, she was the "executor" in some people's nightmares - a slap in the face, a trial. From the mean aunt who took back the family property, to the boss who plagiarized her technical achievements, to the hypocrite who sold the truth in the name of goodwill... Her slaps were precise and cruel, and every time she swung, she shattered a mask of hypocrisy, quietly establishing her power in the factory and compound. Her abnormality also attracted the close attention and investigation of Gu Yan, a retired young officer. As the slaps peel away the cocoon, the "accidental" death of his parents that year emerges from the tip of the iceberg, and the clues point directly to the sanctimonious high-ranking people. The energy of the system gradually increases, revealing a deeper conspiracy. Lu Li and Gu Yan go from suspicion to joining hands. In the torrent of change, she must make a choice: should she stop being a "lyncher" of personal grudges, or should she use this special power to become a "judge" to clean up the troubled world and question the justice of the times? This is a story that begins with "a slap in the face" and ends with "redemption of people's hearts". See how the heroine uses the most rebellious way to pursue the simplest justice in a special era, and finally understands that the real power comes from the awe and compassion she still has when she has the power to judge.