A Jovem Doce e Frágil dos Anos 70: O Líder Austero Não Cansa de Mimar
Su Yao foi transportada para dentro de um livro. Logo de início, ela mudou o desfecho da história, mandando sua mãe biológica e o padrasto para a cadeia, vingando assim seu pai e seus avós. Após ser enviada para o campo, Su Yao planejava apenas sobreviver até a retomada do vestibular e, então, aproveitar a onda da reforma para enriquecer e viver cercada de amores. No entanto, ao chegar ao campo, ela logo se interessou pelo melhor dos jovens intelectuais dali. Ele parecia frio e distante, mas, no fundo, era apenas um rapaz tímido. Su Yao ficou em dúvida se deveria ou não tomar a iniciativa, mas, para sua surpresa, ele foi direto ao ponto: entrou em sua casa e a abraçou com paixão. Muito bem, não precisava mais hesitar...
A Jovem Doce e Frágil dos Anos 70: O Líder Austero Não Cansa de Mimar
This story is entirely fictional and set in an imagined world—just something to enjoy!
“You worthless thing, get up and make me breakfast, I’m hungry!”
Staring at the domineering, chubby little boy before her, Su Yao gently touched the spot where she’d been hit on her forehead. “Ouch—it really hurts!”
She had transmigrated into a novel titled “Sweet Memories with My Childhood Friend in the Seventies,” and had become a cannon fodder character: the female lead’s stepsister.
In the story, she was pitiful—a girl whose father’s job was forcibly given to her stepsister, while she herself was sent to the countryside by her family. With nothing to her name, she didn’t survive more than a couple of years before meeting her end.
Her stepsister’s entire family climbed higher and higher by stepping on her, using the connections her father had left behind, living in the house he provided, spending the compensation he had earned with his life...
Whenever the original character was mentioned, they’d say she was unlucky and didn’t live long enough to enjoy a good life.
In truth, when her father was still alive, she was happy and carefree, never lacking for food or clothing. But all of that vanished after he was assassinated.
Her father gone, at least she had her mother—but her mother, Wang Qiuxia, was even colder. Introduced to someone soon after, she quickly married her stepfather, Zhang Ming.
Zhang Ming’s family moved into her father’s house, and his daughter, Zhang Yueyue, was outrageously arrogant, snatching everything from her.
