Transmigrating to the 1970s: I Have a Ten Thousand Realms Trading System

Ning Xuan never expected that a simple vacation—just hiking to relax—would end with a mischievous child poking a wasp nest. The quick-footed brat scampered off in a flash, while her 30-year-old body with the stamina of a 60-year-old couldn’t outrun the swarm. She was besieged by wasps and died. Then she woke up again, only to find herself in the 1970s, reborn as a pitiful child with a stepmother and, consequently, a neglectful father. Freshly arrived, she faced being sent down to the countryside. She thought it was an ordinary transmigration, but it turned out she’d entered a novel—as a minor cannon fodder character. Ning Xuan deeply regretted not carefully reading the novel when she’d first encountered the side character sharing her name, instead of skimming through it. Fortunately, she had a golden finger: the ability to trade across realms. She exchanged coarse grains and water for copper coins and antique jewelry from ancient famine-stricken realms, Then traded those in modern realms for all kinds of delicious food and useful items, Used modern novels to barter for Great Strength Pills and Spring Return Pills with netizens from the Cultivation Realm… Traded clean water for gold, silver, and jewels with netizens from the Apocalyptic Realm… She struck gold… — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Transmigrating to the 1970s: I Have a Ten Thousand Realms Trading System — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠