Reborn in the 70s: The Protagonist Hasn't Been a Good Person for Many Years

No romance, no poverty alleviation, decisive and ruthless, powerful golden finger, space, satisfying reading, no infatuation. Two stories, two transmigrations, short stories, around 200,000 words.

[The early stages focus on revenge; the methods are a bit cruel. It is not a funny and lively daily life story. It can be considered a strong female lead novel. Please do not enter if you mind this.]

Yun Wangshu scattered a camellia seed by the banks of the River of Netherworld, carrying her nearly dissipating soul. Unfortunately, the flower died even faster than she did.

In order to be reborn, she agreed to take revenge for the souls floating over from the river bank.

When she opened her eyes again, she was a capitalist's daughter in the 70s, about to be purged. The game started with the dilemma of choosing between two仇人's wives.

Yun Wangshu usually respects others' destinies, but this time she couldn't help but suggest: "Why don't we chop you three up together and mix you with mud to reshape a statue, so you can be inseparable forever!"

...

The loyal管家's granddaughter was replaced by a soul from another world, wanting to kill her and steal her treasures. No problem, she could counter-kill. Unexpectedly, the soul from another world actually dropped equipment. The supplies in a low-level life space were so abundant she couldn't use them all. Add to that her own hidden mansion秘境; with money and grain, she wouldn't suffer even if others did.

Of course, being sent down to the countryside was impossible. She could only sacrifice those law-breakers to pave the way for her freedom.

It's just that the law-breakers were too heinous. Sometimes she couldn't hold back and killed one, two, three, or four. It couldn't be blamed on her.

She thought that after one life ended, she could reincarnate painlessly. But in the blink of an eye, she was back by the banks of the River of Netherworld, and the second gray soul successfully took her place.

Yun Wangshu: ... It's not impossible either.