CompletedAfter transmigrating into the 1970s, Tang Yuan unexpectedly earns the nickname "silly girl." Struggling to adapt to the local dialect and determined to change others' perceptions of her, she suddenly discovers a game system bound to her—one that allows her to customize her appearance, change outfits, and even establish alternate identities globally!
Who cares what others think of her? Making money takes priority!
Her random alternate identity first spawns in Hong Kong:
"Need sweaters? 31 pieces—knit for just one yuan each!"
"How about tea? Eight yuan per jin—I bought it for just two mao per jin!"
"Hair ties? Only 80 cents each—sewn for just two fen!"
Another alternate identity appears in the U.S.:
"Hair ties? One dollar each—still sewn for just two fen!"
"Rice? 15 cents per pound? I’ll take 20,000 pounds! (It sells for two mao per jin back home!)"
"Flour? 8 cents per pound? Give me 100,000 pounds! (Still two mao per jin in the mainland!)"
With her clever trades and ability to switch identities, Tang Yuan thrives in every market.
Key Themes:
Hard work and self-reliance
Resourcefulness in tough circumstances
Profiting through ingenuity and trade
One-liner: "Switching identities, but always making money."