Transmigrating to the 70s: From Stolen Life to Heaven's Favored Daughter

Song Nuannuan, a Chinese herbal medicine merchant, was required by her grandmother to return home and inherit the family business. Just as she reached the doorstep, she died.

Upon waking, she transmigrated into the contrast group character Song Nuannuan from an era group pet novel, the foil to the female protagonist Ye Sang.

Ye Sang—excellent, motivated, and loved by everyone.

Song Nuannuan—stupid, lazy, and a homewrecker.

And now.

Looking at her three younger siblings who were about to be given away, and at her eldest uncle and youngest uncle occupying everything in the family, Song Nuannuan slammed her chopsticks down: Damn it! Sis will fight you to the end!

From then on.

The biased grandfather was shocked: Put down the food on my table! You little bastard robber!

The malicious uncles wailed: Don't hit us! We'll give it back to you!

Passersby would avoid the fierce Song Nuannuan by three feet.

Song Nuannuan hummed, bit into the bun she had just snatched, and gave one bite each to her hungry younger siblings.

Wild yet tender.

To hell with the contrast group; she wanted to live well with her younger siblings—female protagonist, get lost!