[Period Setting + Reborn + Transmigrate into a Book + System + Cannon-Fodder Female Supporting Character + Sweet Romance + Power Fantasy + Pocket Dimension]
Xu Jiaojiao transmigrates into a cannon-fodder supporting character in a period novel. As soon as she arrives, the female lead pushes her off a mountain and steals the jade pendant containing the pocket dimension that the original owner's mother left her.
Luckily, she survives and is rescued. Her rescuer looks like a fierce farmer, but who knew he had a hidden identity?
She looks at the man in an army-green uniform, whom everyone calls an officer.
Whoa! He's a high-ranking officer, too!
When faced with the original female lead, Xu Yunyun, Xu Jiaojiao just grins. She doesn't ask for the jade pendant back. Instead, she stretches out a hand and takes everything her stepmother and biological father had given her.
Just as Xu Yunyun is congratulating herself that her pocket dimension wasn't stolen and planning to use it to stir up trouble,
Xu Jiaojiao snacks on fruit and orders System 007: "Harvest all the fruits and vegetables she's growing in her pocket dimension. Let's go to the black market and trade them for some good stuff!"
007 puts its hands on its hips, excitement clear in its babyish voice. "You got it! I'll make sure she doesn't get a single thing!"
Xu Yunyun waits for Xu Jiaojiao to fall into her trap. Then she turns around and finds that all the vegetables and fruit she'd worked so hard to grow have vanished!
Thinking of the miserable days she'd spent working in the fields by day and farming in her pocket dimension by night, Xu Yunyun can't hold it in anymore and bursts into tears.
Meanwhile, Xu Jiaojiao uses what she remembers from her previous life to help the villagers set up a rabbit farm and create jobs.
She writes novels, earns royalties, and starts a factory. Before she knows it, she's a millionaire.
The heroine was harmed by her step-sister and even took away the jade pendant. She knew how useful the jade pendant was, so why didn't she take it back? She was still hanging around with her step-sister. Isn't it interesting? She also knew that her step-sister sucked her luck and it was like no one else. I felt that the heroine's revenge was not convenient. It was boring to watch. I abandoned the article.
. . . The heroine clearly knows that others have robbed her of her luck, but she doesn't care. . . . There is still space, which is an opportunity for her. Others can absorb luck through this and help her stabilize it. . . . Accepted