Transmigrated into the ’70s as the Lazy, Greedy Little Aunt—She Actually Turned Her Life Around!

[System + Soul Transmigration + 1970s + Comeback + Family Drama + Slow-Burn Romance] After working herself to the bone as a corporate “workhorse,” Xu Tang is killed in a traffic accident on her way home late one night. When she opens her eyes again, she has transmigrated into the body of a lazy, gluttonous young woman in a poor rural village in the 1970s—with a mysterious system by her side. The villagers of Xühe Village soon discover that something has changed. Ever since Xu Tang woke up, she is no longer the lazy girl everyone used to despise. Not only does she become increasingly capable, but she even helps the police solve cases and earns rewards along the way. Before long, she starts changing her family’s fate as well, helping her relatives secure coveted jobs and giving the entire household a better life. Soon, the village gossip begins: “I heard Gui Fang’s youngest daughter has landed a state-supplied job!” “Did you hear? She has a boyfriend now. He’s a police officer!” “I heard she even bought a house in town!” Meanwhile, Zhou Minghe is a young man from Beijing who has been sent to the countryside for work experience. He never expected to fall for Xu Tang at first sight. Unfortunately for him, Xu Tang has absolutely no intention of falling in love. Rejected without hesitation, Zhou Minghe has no choice but to embark on the long and difficult road of winning her heart. But Xu Tang isn’t easily swayed, and their relationship is destined to be a slow burn. Between building a better life, helping her family, solving unexpected cases, and navigating village gossip, Xu Tang has plenty of things to worry about before romance. For Zhou Minghe, however, there is only one goal: Win over the woman he fell for at first sight—no matter how long it takes. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Transmigrated into the ’70s as the Lazy, Greedy Little Aunt—She Actually Turned Her Life Around! — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠