Daily Life in the 70s

Tao Tao wakes up as Yang Peimin, the 1970s village princess everyone loves to hate. She’s spoiled rotten, worshipped by her family, and terrified of work—literally. The moment someone asks her to lift a finger, she falls ill. The whole village calls her a lazy good-for-nothing, and no mother wants her as a daughter-in-law. With nothing going for her but her face, marriage seems hopeless. But is this pampered life a blessing or a curse? Then someone sees past her notorious reputation, spotting a spark worth shaping. Maybe this “lazy girl” is the one who can be molded.