Transmigrating into the 60s: I'm Claiming All These Properties

Ye Cai’e, a modern woman who worked multiple jobs to save for retirement, transmigrates into the body of a girl with the same name in a period novel set in 1960s Shanghai. In the original story, the true heiress of the wealthy Ye family was swapped at birth and raised in poverty in Yulin Village. After being brought back to Shanghai, she was abused and eventually starved to death by her adoptive sister, Ye Yingyao, who had been reborn with knowledge of the future and sought to steal her life and fortune. Upon waking in the hospital after a fall, Ye Cai’e absorbs these memories and resolves to change her fate, rejecting the role of the tragic victim.

The Ye family, led by her biological parents Ye Wenbin and Chen Yumei, clearly favor Ye Yingyao, viewing the true daughter as an ungrateful, rustic burden. The conflict escalates when Chen Yumei physically assaults Ye Cai’e while praising Ye Yingyao’s kindness. Instead of crying or submitting, Ye Cai’e fights back, stomping on the feet of both her mother and sister. When her father attempts to strike her, she creates a public scene outside their home, rallying neighbors and a retired soldier, Shao Zheng, to her side. She reveals her scars and demands to sever all ties with the family, accusing them of attempted murder and demanding compensation. The police intervene, and under public pressure, the Ye family pays her two hundred yuan and officially cuts all relations.

With her new freedom, Ye Cai’e discovers she possesses a golden finger: a shopping interface similar to Pinduoduo that allows her to buy goods at extremely low prices using Xixi Coins, which are earned through daily one-cent flash sales. She also acquires a spatial storage ability. Realizing the Ye family’s wealth was built on corruption and hidden assets, she decides to reclaim everything that was stolen from her. While the Ye family celebrates her departure, Ye Yingyao attempts to activate a spatial jade bracelet, believing it to be her key to power. However, Ye Cai’e intercepts the bracelet’s activation, merging it into her own space, which doubles in size and gains a fertile agricultural plot.

Ye Cai’e spends the next few days systematically looting the Ye family’s hidden basements and the nearby Che family’s assets before they can smuggle them out of the country. She empties crates of gold bars, jewelry, foreign currency, and rare medicines, leaving the families with nothing but empty shells. She also anonymously reports the Ye and Che families to the authorities, leading to their arrest for capitalist tendencies. With her wealth secured in her space and a new identity as an educated youth, she prepares to leave Shanghai for the countryside.

On the train to the Northeast, Ye Cai’e encounters Yao Yulan and Qi Jiahui, a pair of entitled and obnoxious travelers who attempt to bully her. Ye Cai’e outsmarts them, securing her seat and humiliating them in front of other passengers. She also befriends Tong Xin, a kind girl who becomes her companion on the journey. Upon arriving at Yulin Village, Ye Cai’e is greeted by Uncle Niu, the brigade chief who once helped her survive starvation. She is determined to build a comfortable life for herself, armed with her hidden wealth and spatial abilities, while watching from a distance as the families that wronged her face their downfall.