Those Days in the Seventies

Tao Tao transmigrated into the body of Yang Peimin, a spoiled and overbearing young woman in the 1970s who was the princess of her family. Her parents doted on her, her older brother and sister-in-law indulged her, and even her younger sister never dared raise her voice at her.

She was waited on hand and foot, and it was no exaggeration to say she never lifted a finger. She had a special trick: make her do any work, and she’d fall ill! Scold her, and she’d fall ill!

She was also the village’s most notorious lazy girl. Whenever families looking for a bride mentioned her, they all shook their heads and waved her off. Aside from her pretty face, she was nothing but trouble. Who would marry someone who expected to be treated like an ancestor? Her marriage prospects were clearly going to be a serious problem.

So, for Tao Tao, who had just arrived, was this a good hand or a bad one?

Until someone saw a few bright spots beneath her terrible reputation.

Hmm, she’s someone who can be trained.