Transmigrated as a Cannon-Fodder Heroine, I Picked Up a Puppy-Like Man from the Start

[No pocket dimension, no System, and neither the male nor female lead is a saint] Zhao Zhenzhu died, then came back to life, only to discover that she had transmigrated into an ancient romance novel whose synopsis was all she had read. She wasn’t the heroine, either, just a minor cannon-fodder character who disappeared before the end of the third chapter. As the eldest daughter of an ordinary farming family, this little nobody had lost both her parents and had four younger brothers to raise. She was so awful that everyone hated her. Aside from eating, lazing around, and piling on the pounds, she couldn’t do a thing. Worse still, her fiancé, the gifted scholar everyone expected to have a bright future, wanted to break off their engagement. There was no point trying to stop him. He was the male lead, and his destined match was a beautiful, intelligent, and kind young heiress. If she insisted on clinging to him, she would die. Again. Zhao Zhenzhu had no desire to die a second time, so she promptly agreed to break off the engagement. She was ready for a hard life, but reality turned out to be even worse than she’d imagined. Damn it, she didn’t have four younger brothers to raise, but five!!! How had that scheming man, who’d forced his way into her life, become her responsibility too? Well, the schemer did have pretty, flirtatious eyes and a beauty mark that made him look rather bewitching. But Zhao Zhenzhu only cared about money, not looks. No matter how handsome he was, he couldn’t be eaten, so what use was he? But people really shouldn’t make bold declarations. Much later, she couldn’t help asking someone, “How much would I have to pay you to let me keep you?”