The Delicate Educated Youth Extra in the 1970s Is Warmed by Her Rugged Husband

Song Yingman transmigrated into a book, becoming a pitiful female educated youth and cannon-fodder character in the period novel "The 1970s: My Rise to the Top, and I’m Going to Be a Black Lotus". Not only was her chance to return to the city stolen, but the original heroine tricked her into marrying a poor, rough countryman from the production team. In the end, the original heroine even erased her from existence.

Song Yingman: I’m the biggest sucker around, apparently. _(:з"∠)_

To avoid becoming cannon fodder, Song Yingman decides to cherish her life and stay away from the heroine.

But she still has a score to settle! After transmigrating, she may not save the world, but getting revenge and teaching the heroine a lesson are surely duties she can’t shirk. (She plants her hands on her hips and makes a bold threat.)

Of course, most important of all is seizing the chance to live a good life.

She’d planned to lend her nominal husband a hand, help him escape poverty and turn his life around.

Who knew her rough husband was no pushover either? He rode the wave of the times and transformed himself into a big shot...

Song Yingman: That’s a surprise! Wasn’t I supposed to be the one with a cheat ability?

Zhou Cheng’an interrupts her thoughts, wraps an arm around her waist, and whispers in her ear: Honey, how many kids should we have?

Song Yingman turns to run: How many?! Who could handle that many!!!