The Seventies' Iron Rose: Trading Between Two Worlds to Support the Family

[A satisfying story with a strong female lead, trade between two worlds, and a socially savvy Northeastern big sister versus a sweet, obedient research powerhouse.]

Song Xinghuo was pushed off a cliff by her cousin. In the blink of an eye, she went from the seventies to an extraordinary place.

“Temporary movers wanted. One hundred for half a day. Need two people.”

“Extras wanted. One hundred and sixty a day, with one meal included.”

What kind of heavenly place is this, and how can the wages be so high?

She is Song Xinghuo, known in the underworld as Boss Xinghuo. Born with incredible strength and trained by Shaolin warrior monks, she can climb trees and catch birds, or dig for ore and fish around. She can talk her delicate cousin into tears, and beat her so badly she won’t find her way home for three days!

Bring it on! She can do all these jobs!

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From doing hard labor to working as an extra, starting livestreams, and opening a factory, she’ll build a business while traveling between two worlds. Her legend begins now.

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This is a satisfying story with a strong female lead, set in an alternate historical era, with two parallel worlds. The heroine is socially savvy, quick with words, good in a fight, and great at making money. The hero is a handsome academic prodigy and research powerhouse, with a cute little showcase of his devotion to his wife.

The main plot follows the development of both worlds and the heroine’s rise to wealth. A side plot features a part-time-job System, scumbag punishment, and face-slapping. The story is packed with great moments. Come and enjoy!