Transmigrated in 1980s: The Jiang Family’s Oldest Daughter Returns from the Countryside

Jiang Lai transmigrates into a novel. . Unfortunately, she becomes the ill-fated youngest daughter of a cannon-fodder family—a character who dies young and tragically. . In the original story, after the villainous cousin (the female lead’s foil) steals the original owner’s job and returns to the city, the Jiang family spirals into ruin: The original owner is beaten to death by her abusive husband. Her parents, unable to curry favor with their superiors, are targeted at work and forced into early retirement. Her eldest brother loses his right arm after a workplace accident caused by excessive overtime. Her second brother is framed by his so-called friends, takes the blame, goes to prison, and his wife divorces him, aborts their child, and remarries with their young daughter. Her third brother’s longtime fiancée suddenly marries someone else. The once-happy Jiang family falls apart, each member suffering an even more miserable fate than the last. . Then Jiang Lai opens her eyes… . …right in the middle of a showdown with the villain. She’s been falsely accused of having an illicit affair. . She has only two choices: Accept the accusation, receive a major disciplinary punishment, and lose her reputation. Or surrender her hard-earned job to the villain… — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Transmigrated in 1980s: The Jiang Family’s Oldest Daughter Returns from the Countryside — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠