The 1970s: A Spirited Girl's Guide to Getting Rich

I don't know what's going on, but it seems that there are a lot of typos in the books I read, and in this book, I saw some unfamiliar words, such as pursed lips. This word used to be used to describe a vicious female supporting character who wanted to achieve a certain goal but failed to achieve it, or was used when others exposed her. The repeated use of this word in this book seems very awkward when it comes to the heroine. Moreover, the character of the male protagonist was not likable at the beginning. Later, more than 200 chapters later, the female protagonist told her about her experience before time travel. She felt that the female protagonist was particularly relieved. The male protagonist had not been together for long, which is in the novel. Otherwise, she would not know how she would be plotted to death. Although the heroine was reborn in the apocalypse, she doesn't have a big golden finger, but she is relatively strong. She is the most ordinary heroine I have ever seen who traveled from the apocalypse to the era. And what seems worse is probably when the heroine is jealous and plotted by others. Many times it is written that the heroine doesn't care, well, she really doesn't care.