Wearing Into the 1970s: Big Shots From All Walks of Life Form a Group to Claim Me as Their Granddaughter

Wearing the 1970s, Elite Big Shots From Every Field Line Up to Recognize Me as Their Granddaughter

Also known as The 1970s, I Receive Eighty-Eight Salaries a Month

Su He wakes up and finds herself transported into a period novel as the fake rich daughter who has been sent back to the village.

In the novel, the real rich daughter is like a walking cheat ability, full of schemes and tricks that never stop coming. The old Su family is ruined, and the original host suffers terribly.

Looking at her dirt-poor family and the relatives each scheming for themselves, Su He's eyes hold no worry, only excitement that is about to burst onto the stage!

As long as there are people around, it is her stage!

With just a little effort, the family members, each with eight hundred schemes of their own, begin vicious internal competition and cry as they scramble to cling to her.

By trading resources, reading people's hearts, offering strategies, and taking one part-time job after another, she counts eighty-eight salaries until her hands go numb.

Build the hometown, serve the motherland, and be the good person of An County—that's me!

The real rich daughter still wants to play schemes and tricks?

Sorry, An County is full of relatives, and there are artificial cameras with no blind spots in all 360 degrees!

Side Story 1:

On the train from An County to Shanghai, Su He chats enthusiastically with foreign guests, and Principal Chen is deeply worried.

Old Gu asks, "Are you worried that Little Su will be tricked by those foreigners?"

Principal Chen shakes his head. I'm afraid those foreigners will be tricked by her!

Side Story 2:

Someone questions that Su He has no proper workplace.

Su He starts taking work certificates out of her small shoulder bag: liaison officer certificate for Huaihua Commune, special correspondent certificate, outside instructor certificate for An County Night School, and more...

The other person: ...Are you a professional certificate maker?