[No CP] [Era] [Transmigration into a Novel] [Female Awakening] [Political Career] [Scientific Research] [Space] [No Child-rearing] [Ensemble Cast] [Rebirth]
Modern orphan Xie Yun returns to 1968, becoming Xie Yun – a peasant girl raised by a widowed mother, with an exceptionally capable younger brother Xie Shen.
She discovers she has not only time-traveled but transmigrated into a novel, becoming the early-deceased first wife in a stepmother raising children novel, who dies from hemorrhage while giving birth to her third child…
Xie Yun rejects the marriage proposal from the original husband, fully utilizing her advantages of pure and revolutionary background and eight generations of poor peasant lineage in this special era, adapting to the times, utilizing the times, and changing the times.
The female lead is hardworking and diligent – for several months after transmigrating, she seriously engages in farm work.
Only through collective effort can society progress forward.
The female lead doesn’t lie flat or remain idle. She not only competes fiercely herself but also drives others to compete fiercely alongside her.
Both low-key and high-profile.
Both pursuing an official career and engaging in scientific research, excelling in both areas.
Not a story of one person’s wealth accumulation, but following the path of common prosperity.
Not just the female lead’s moment to shine, but the result of everyone’s collective efforts.
Every character is remarkable.
[This book is also known as “If I Transmigrated to the 1960s-70s, How Should I Live?” or “Xie Yun’s Struggle.” The female lead is an ordinary person who studies diligently and works hard. Has a golden finger but doesn’t rely on it.]
[Content Warnings!!!]
① Contains golden finger elements
② Female lead’s character is not perfect
③ Background setting leans toward realism
④ Original novel serves only as backdrop, original male and female leads are background characters
⑤ Plot is relatively平淡
⑥ Ensemble cast
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Recommend everyone to read “The Ordinary Life of an 80s Girl,” feedback is welcome~
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