An Orphan with a Billion-Dollar Space Transmigrates into a Book Set in the 1970s

On the day of a once-in-a-century alignment of seven stars, everyone joked that they were about to transmigrate. Gu Xiaoai was sprawled on her bed, sleeping like the dead, when thunder roared as if the world were ending. A bolt struck her, leaving her scorched on the outside and tender within, and she transmigrated into a book as the wicked supporting female character.

Just after she arrived, the village she was in was hit by the worst flood in decades. The flood swept away all the rice and vegetables that had just been planted, houses collapsed, and supplies ran short. Luckily, she had a pocket dimension. She saved everyone in the village and became their darling overnight.

Even the male supporting character, who had always treated her coldly, now insisted on following her around and helping out. Nobody goes out of their way to be nice without wanting something.

“Stop following me,” Gu Xiaoai said impatiently. “You’re just after my money, aren’t you?”

“Whatever Xiaoai says goes,” the male lead joked. “Xiaoai, hungry. Want food!”

“You’re so dark-skinned. How can you be my kept man?” Gu Xiaoai patted his cheek and teased him. “You’re living off me, but you still want to call the shots. That won’t end well.”

“Then I’ll let you call the shots while I live off you.”

“...”

Well, she supposed she could make an exception and take him in.

But could someone tell her why what this guy said and what he did were completely different things?

“Xiaoai, you’re picking on me! I don’t care, I don’t care. You have to make it up to me!”

“Xiaoai, this food is too hard. I want something soft.”

“...”