Família toda volta aos anos 60, uso a tecnologia para impulsionar a pátria

After waking up, Su Yanchu found herself in an unfamiliar environment. The room was roughly three square meters, with old newspapers and portraits of great leaders pasted on the walls, which were otherwise made of raw earth bricks.

Suddenly, a sharp pain pierced her forehead, and a flood of memories surged into her mind.

Upon inheriting the original owner’s memories, Su Yanchu realized she had transmigrated into a vintage-era "Big Heroine" entrepreneurial novel, and in a stroke of bad luck, she had become a cannon fodder character. Not only was she cannon fodder, but the entire three-person family she belonged to was destined for the same fate.

The story was set in 1962, a time when city dwellers relied on grain rations and rural areas operated under production teams, where members lived off work points. The heroine, Su Qiqi, was a tough, resilient woman who dared to love and hate. She fought against the "extremes" in her family, eventually riding the wave of the Reform and Opening-up policy to become the richest person in the world.

In contrast, Su Yanchu’s family was portrayed as constantly tormenting Su Qiqi’s family. After a period of conflict, the three of them met miserable ends—some died, others were crippled; none of them fared well.

When reading the book, Su Yanchu had never agreed with the author’s moral compass. Although her father, Su Dawei, was a bit gluttonous, he worked every single day. Both he and her mother, Qin Jiuhong, handed over their work points and earnings to the family collective, so their tragic