Transmigrate into a Book: In the 1970s, the Cannon Fodder Becomes a Lucky Darling and Marries an Officer

Transmigrate into a book + beloved by everyone + military marriage

Lu Jiaojiao, a food blogger from the 21st century, transmigrates into a novel, and not just any novel: a period romance aimed at male readers. She becomes one of the male lead’s confidantes when he goes to the countryside.

To hell with being a confidante! I was born beautiful and blessed with good fortune. Wouldn’t it be better to shine on my own as a little fairy?

Afterward, the villagers notice that since falling into the water, Lu Jiaojiao has stopped fawning over the male educated youth from the city.

Her family, meanwhile, calls her their lucky charm at every turn. The villagers laugh behind their backs, thinking the Lu family are fools.

But soon the villagers realize that they’re the ones who look like fools.

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When Lu Jiaojiao goes up the mountain to gather pig fodder, wild rabbits run straight into her and drop dead, while pheasants fly up to her and start fighting.

When she goes to the river to catch fish, the fish swim right over and wait for her to grab them.

When she heads into town to visit her biological father, she also helps the police capture an enemy spy.

Once the villagers catch on, they all come running, hoping to get a little of their lucky charm’s good fortune.