Fast-Travel Era Worlds: Bombarding Every Protagonist

Lin Ning is a professional fixer for the Quick Transmigration Bureau, tasked with entering the bodies of cannon fodder characters from novels to avenge their injustices and secure fulfilling lives. Her first assignment takes her to 1982 in Dong’an County, Hunan Province, into the body of a twenty-year-old woman named Lin Ning. The original owner was sold into marriage with Feng Tianqi, a thirty-two-year-old widower with three children, solely to generate a six-hundred-yuan bride price for her brother’s house. Upon waking with a head wound inflicted by her brother, Lin Ning immediately rejects her fate. She violently defends herself against her abusive family, smashing her brother’s head with a teapot and punching out his teeth when he attempts to force her compliance. Realizing she cannot stay, she steals five yuan and flees, leaving her family in chaos.

With no household registration to stay in guesthouses, Lin Ning finds refuge at a public bathhouse. She saves a coworker from fainting by offering candy and subsequently applies for the vacant position of bath attendant. Her physical strength and meticulous scrubbing skills impress the manager, Sister Hong, and she is hired with room and board. During her work, Lin Ning detects a suspicious lump on a customer, Li Huan, and insists she seek medical attention. Li Huan undergoes surgery for early-stage breast cancer and survives, later gifting Lin Ning a substantial cash reward and a silk banner. This act of kindness attracts a journalist from the Women’s Gazette, whose article makes Lin Ning locally famous. The Lin family and the Feng family exploit this publicity, attempting to force the marriage again. The Feng matriarch, Ge Jinhua, publicly claims Lin Ning as her daughter-in-law to damage her reputation, but Lin Ning retaliates by dunking Ge Jinhua’s head in the bathwater. When Lin’s father attempts to drug her with an alcohol-soaked towel, she kicks him in the groin and alerts the police, who warn both families against forced marriage.

The conflict escalates with the return of Chen Caohua, Feng Tianqi’s first wife who had abandoned him in the original timeline. Chen Caohua is also reborn and seeks to reclaim her husband and status. She confronts Lin Ning at the bathhouse, accusing her of stealing Feng Tianqi, but Lin Ning exposes Chen Caohua’s past elopement and financial exploitation in front of the patrons. Humiliated, Chen Caohua returns to the Feng household, where she manipulates public opinion by playing the victim against Ge Jinhua’s abuse. Meanwhile, Lin Ning discovers a mystical dimension called the Ruyi Space within a cinnabar bracelet she purchased. The space contains fertile land and spiritual water, offering her a secret advantage. She uses this space to secure her future while continuing to outmaneuver her enemies.

Lin Ning’s most significant strategic move involves her brother, Lin Yong. After stealing two thousand yuan intended for his house from her parents’ home and hiding it in the Ruyi Space, she orchestrates a plan to make Lin Yong a live-in son-in-law to Fan Xiao’e. This decision ruins the Lin family’s financial stability and leaves her parents elderly and alone. With her family distracted by internal strife, Lin Ning pivots to entrepreneurship. She identifies the lack of scrubbing mitts in the 1982 market and develops a prototype using twisted nylon fabric treated with hot water. She partners with the local textile and garment factories, securing a two percent commission on all sales. The product becomes an immediate sensation, selling twenty thousand units in two days and generating substantial wealth for Lin Ning. She establishes a distribution network through bathhouses across the county, achieving financial independence. The story follows her rise from a exploited cannon fodder to a successful businesswoman, as she systematically dismantles the families that sought to destroy her while building a new life on her own terms.