My Hong Kong, 1980

Zhou Xiaoxiao went from being born in the 2000s to being born in the 1960s, and not just anywhere: she was born in 1960s Hong Kong.

She thought she was in a parallel world, but it turned out she had transmigrated into a Hong Kong romance novel spanning forty years.

The Zhou family has four children.

The gentle eldest sister is the novel's villain.

The proud second sister is a disposable stepping stone.

The scheming eldest brother has more tricks than sense, but even he can't outdo the protagonist.

She transmigrated as the Zhou family's youngest daughter, who died young and barely appears in the story.

She's in the best of times. Who needs romance? Zhou Xiaoxiao has her eyes on money, and she'll use it to defy fate and change her family's future.

But it seems someone has had their eye on Zhou Xiaoxiao for a while.

"Hey, punk, keep your distance!"