Transmigrated as a Fake Heiress in a Period Novel, I Took Down the Worst of Them

[Period setting + System + pocket dimension + face-slapping the terrible characters + sweet one-on-one romance]

As a novel lover, Sang Tian never imagined she would transmigrate into the body of a villainess who shared her name.

Especially since she’d spent that very night angrily cursing the story, only to close her eyes, kick the bucket, and wake up inside a 1970s novel about a real and fake heiress.

As a twenty-first-century woman with a higher education and plenty of hard-earned life experience, Sang Tian arrives in the 1970s and is immediately struck dumb. Looking at the wild vegetable cakes and watery vegetable mush in her bowl, she feels like hanging herself with a strand of noodles.

Luckily, just when she’s at a loss, she gets a massive golden finger and manages to seize the female lead’s opportunity first. Otherwise, there’d be no way to survive in the 1970s.

As soon as she arrives, she gets intimate with the captain’s eldest son. When he wants to take responsibility, Sang Tian turns him down without looking back, firmly and proudly walking away when he asks her to marry him.

But her confidence lasts all of three seconds. Working in the fields every day leaves her tender palms raw, and Sang Tian suffers terribly.

With a miserable look on her face, on the verge of tears, she gazes at the man from that night.

“I was putting on an act yesterday. Does your offer to marry me still stand?”

Just as Sang Tian is preparing to keep her distance from the main couple and make her mark in the 1970s, she has no idea that she has already fallen under that man’s protection.