After I Transmigrated into a Book, I Got Rich by Crushing Scum in the ’70s

What should you do after becoming a female supporting character in a period novel? Lin Qiao says, just get on with it! What if your awful stepfather wants you to take someone else’s place and go to the countryside? Lin Qiao: I can go, but give me back my job and house! What if the scheming heroine frames you for cheating on an exam? Lin Qiao: Huh? Sis, I just turned down an early admission offer. What if a mama’s boy tries to ruin your reputation? Lin Qiao: Good riddance to that thing. ...After putting trash in its place and face-slapping the scheming heroine, Lin Qiao thinks life as a sent-down youth is absolutely wonderful. It’s just that the sickly-looking villain seems so pitiful that she can’t help feeling softhearted and protecting him. But one day, Lin Qiao, who has always believed her little villain is a weak, pitiful, sickly beauty, sees him threatening the male lead with a vicious, obsessive expression.

Lin Qiao: ??? Weren’t you supposed to be destitute, with both your parents dead, your grandfather exiled, and your own health hanging by a thread?

P.S. The setting in this story is fictional.