True Heiress from the Seventies: Why Are You Panicking When I Head to the Countryside?
Su Ningxia had been cherished like a princess for over a decade, but everything came to an abrupt end the moment the real daughter returned. In order to make it up to Su Tingxue, her parents and brothers took away her job, stole her university acceptance letter, and even snatched away her hope for life itself. Her fiancé could only stand by and applaud. Unexpectedly, after she left home for the countryside, her ungrateful family came looking for her one by one. Her eldest brother, always proud and upright, dragged his broken leg in remorse: “Xiaxia, I was deceived by her.” The second brother, usually calm and aloof, returned after being expelled by his mentor: “Xiaxia, you are the best sister anyone could wish for.” The third brother, who once fell into the river with no one coming to his aid: “Xiaxia, she isn’t even fit to carry your shoes.” Even her parents, burdened with guilt toward their real daughter, came crying: “Xiaxia, this family cannot go on without you.” But by then, Su Ningxia’s hopes had long been worn away by their betrayals. The more miserable these ungrateful relatives became, the better she felt. Little did she know, a silent shadow had started to follow her. Qin Zhaochuan said, “Xiaxia, I believe in you. Wherever you go, I’ll go too.”
True Heiress from the Seventies: Why Are You Panicking When I Head to the Countryside?
Volume One, Chapter One: Reborn at the Start—Applying to Work in the Countryside, Eccentric Family Stay Away
"Volunteering to go to the countryside—what a model comrade, truly responding to the call of the times!"
Su Ningxia was reborn in 1973, the very year Su Tingsnow returned home. The first thing she did upon awakening was to sign up to be sent to the countryside.
"Comrade, how soon can I leave?" Su Ningxia fixed her burning gaze on the woman before her.
The woman looked up, giving her a brief glance. "One month."
One month.
In just one month, she could finally leave that disgusting home behind.
Only after stepping out of the neighborhood committee office did Su Ningxia have a chance to digest the reality of her rebirth.
This year, she was about to turn eighteen.
For more than a decade, everyone in her family had doted on her, indulged her, cherished her as if she were a princess. She never had to do any chores; she wasn't even allowed into the kitchen. Since childhood, her hands had never touched a drop of cold water.
She remembered once, when she had a fever, the whole family stayed by her side. Her eldest brother, not even bothering to put on shoes, carried her on his back to the county hospital. Her second and third brothers kept vigil by her side for three days and nights, terrified that something might happen to her.
They always said, "Xiaxia is the heart and soul of the family. If anyone dares to bully her, we’d fight to the death to protect her!"
But everything changed after Su Tingsnow was found.
When Su Tingsnow returned with proof of her identity,
