Transmigrate into a Book: The 1970s Cannon-Fodder Villainess Refuses to Give In

Note: The female lead has a spatial ability, talks back, and isn't afraid of trouble.

Just moments after celebrating her resignation, Xia Wanqing transmigrates into a novel set in a bygone era.

What's more, she transmigrates into the book's cannon-fodder female supporting character. Her husband died while on a mission, her in-laws and brother- and sister-in-law bully her, and she dies soon after him, leaving behind a hungry baby.

And the reason everyone in the book suffers so much is to temper the book's villain, who is none other than the hungry baby right in front of her.

But looking at the pitiful little infant crying before her, Xia Wanqing can't believe he'll grow up to become the great villain.

She can't go back for now, so she might as well make a good life for herself here. Whatever happens, life goes on.

She doesn't care who her awful relatives are, none of them are allowed to bully her. But when she's ready to fight her in-laws and her brother- and sister-in-law for three hundred rounds, she discovers that they're all incredibly considerate toward her.

Wait, wait, wait...

Did something go wrong somewhere? While Xia Wanqing is still trying to figure it out, her short-lived cannon-fodder husband suddenly returns.

He even says they should build a loving relationship and live happily together, aiming for two children in three years and three in five.

Xia Wanqing thinks, "No! I really don't want to live happily with you!"