Transmigrate into an Eighties Novel: The Cannon-Fodder Heroine Changes Her Fate and Wins the Male Lead

Office worker Ye Lixiang transmigrates into an alternate-history period novel recommended by a coworker, becoming the male lead's doomed ex-wife and a cannon-fodder supporting character among supporting characters.

Ye Lixiang is a fake heiress. Until the age of ten, she lived in luxury in Wudu. Then the Song family suddenly found their biological daughter, and the two girls switched places.

The first thing she does after arriving, of course, is change her fate of being killed by a motorcycle.

Ye Lixiang has always known that the male lead is destined for the heroine, and she can't compete with her. But this man keeps turning on the charm and tempting her with his pheromones.

She resists again and again, until she finally decides that the early bird gets the worm: she might as well take a bite first.

Even if the heroine shows up later, she'll only be picking up what's left.

In the book, her father-in-law is crushed to death in a landslide; her elder sister-in-law is beaten to death by her abusive husband; and her younger sister-in-law, a lovesick fool, is tricked into leaving with a man. She eventually returns with a daughter, abandons the child with her mother-in-law, and jumps into a river to die.

Her younger brother-in-law is a brilliant student, but he goes to prison for helping his two sisters get revenge, ruining his bright future.

As long as Ye Lixiang is a daughter-in-law of the Qi family, she can't stand by and watch them come to harm.

Qi Zemo pins her in a corner against the wall, his low, seductive voice ringing out. “Wifey, how can I ever thank you?”

Ye Lixiang remains unmoved. “Let's get divorced. I'll let you be with the heroine.”

Qi Zemo snaps, “Not a chance!”