Transmigrating to the 1970s: The Self-Cultivation of a Spectator

Have you ever experienced crossing over to a completely different scene in the blink of an eye? Lin Yuzhu did. She found herself bewildered as she transmigrated to the 1970s. No, not just transmigrated—she entered the world of a novel. She has a system, a protagonist on her side, and there are antagonists in the story. But is she the protagonist? No. She’s just an onlooker who stumbled into this world by accident. As an onlooker, her life revolves around watching the drama unfold. She doesn’t want other people’s excitement, nor does she meddle in others’ affairs. Her goal? Quietly amass a fortune. She’s set a modest goal of earning a few hundred million, attending college, buying a house… and another house… and then more houses. She’s determined to live the life of a self-sufficient, laid-back “salted fish” (slang for someone who takes it easy). If she can spend her days lounging on a sofa with her feet up, she’ll consider it a life well-lived.