Seventies: I'm a Waitress at the State-Run Restaurant

Bu Ling, a vagabond from the apocalypse, transmigrates to a fictional seventies era. She faces a hellish starting difficulty. After a month of playing nice, she eventually sends off all of the original owner's family members to their heavenly apotheosis. Just as she is about to embark on a new and happy life, she has a dream on the train. In her dream, she is a cannon fodder character from a stepmother novel.

Because she argued with the female lead for a few sentences, she lost her job. Woken up by the anger, Bu Ling decides to provide smiling service and absolutely will not give the male and female leads any chance to cause trouble. But as she smiles more and more, for some reason, she attracts a sticky candy. This sticky candy is not only clingy but also narcissistic, and she can't get rid of it no matter what.

Sang Shen accompanies his brother with a job transfer to a small county in He Province. With money and leisure, he becomes a regular at the state-run restaurant. One day, he discovers that the waitress at the state-run restaurant has changed. It's a dark-skinned girl with exceptionally white teeth. Furthermore, it's a dark-skinned girl who covets his beauty, smiling brightly every time she sees him. Sadly, he doesn't like dark-skinned girls.

Initially, Sang Shen thought the dark-skinned girl's teeth were really white. Later, he felt that perhaps he could change his preference. In the end, he has already said they are dating, why is the dark-skinned girl still refusing? Didn't she like him first?