Kidnapped From the Start, the 1970S Supporting Female Lead Fights Back From Rock Bottom

[Period Setting + Transmigrate into a Book + Mutual Choice + Healing + Everyday Family Life] Ling Shenglan, a university student, transmigrated into a book. The good news was that she'd read it. The bad news was that she'd only read half, and she'd become a cannon-fodder supporting character who appeared in fewer than twenty chapters. She'd planned to cozy up to the heroine, but before long, the heroine's enemy in the book had become her enemy too. Just when Ling Shenglan was at her wit's end, an unexpected stroke of luck arrived. It turned out life hadn't treated her too badly after all: the shopping mall she frequented had come along with her. With a personal space at her disposal, she had all the ration coupons she needed. Ling Shenglan planned to get into university, change the tragic fate of the woman she'd become, and rise to the top. But while the idea was beautiful, reality was cruel. Why did the heroine cause trouble every single day? And why did she target Ling Shenglan alone? Ling Shenglan couldn't make head nor tail of it and kept finding herself caught in the storm. She thought she'd finally defeated the heroine for good, but somehow the heroine still managed to strike back? What did the world want with a little cannon-fodder supporting character like her? At this point in the story, the male antagonist, Shen Zhannian, was still an unremarkable young man from the village. People criticized him because of his background, and to Ling Shenglan, he seemed like a little mongrel. Out of kindness, Ling Shenglan lent Shen Zhannian a helping hand. Who would've thought the little mongrel she'd picked up by chance would grow into a guard dog capable of holding his own? “Lanlan, I'll treat you well for the rest of my life.”