Seafood blogger in the 70s

Synopsis: Sea-foraging food blogger Yu Zhile drowned while trying to save someone and transmigrated into a young fisher girl in the 1970s. Her father died in honor, her mother lay unconscious, her older younger brother was disabled in both legs, her younger brother was simple-minded, she herself had been pushed into the sea and nearly drowned, and her step-grandmother schemed to force her into an arranged marriage swap. Facing her step-grandmother’s coercion, she acted decisively and successfully split the family. Fortunately, she bound herself to a livestream system and resumed her old profession the very next day. Sea cucumbers, sea urchins, giant abalones… every kind of seafood went into her basket! Spicy flower crabs, chopped chili swimming crabs, salt-and-pepper mantis shrimp… her food livestream exploded across the interstellar network, attracting viewers from all over. Her family never lacked rice, flour, grain, or oil again, and the system even assigned her a top-tier housekeeper blessed with eight-pack abs! Later, she made a friend. Her friend was determined to turn Haiyu Village into the most prosperous and famous village within a ten-mile radius. So the food blogger transformed into a rice noodle stall owner. Seafood rice noodles, pickled chili noodles, hot-and-sour noodles and more turned her stall into a favorite canteen for workers. Later still, she became the friend of many women—helping them split from their families, find job opportunities, and revive the women’s offshore fleet. In the end, she became the founder of the Haiyu brand, vigorously developing marine aquaculture and selling marinated seafood, spicy squid, and other ocean delicacies nationwide. Haiyu Village eventually became a provincially renowned wealthy village. — Zhou Yuesheng was betrayed by his teammate, failed his mission, and fell into the sea unconscious. When he opened his eyes, a beautiful girl claimed to be his master, speaking strange and unfamiliar words. At first, he treated her as an enemy agent—using his good looks as a honey trap in public while secretly investigating her in private. After uncovering the truth, he convinced himself to treat her as a younger sister—yet he dreamed of her every night. When he returned after clearing his name, Yu Zhile was smiling brightly, holding another man’s arm and calling him “uncle.” His face darkened instantly. That very night, he cornered her against a wall. “Uncle? Who was it that made me call her ‘Master’ before?” — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Seafood blogger in the 70s — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠