After Waking Up as a Backstabbing Novel Villainess, I Made a Fortune in the Eighties

After staying up all night reading novels and dying suddenly, Xu Zhengzheng transmigrates into the book as Xu Damei, the most hated ungrateful female supporting character. She faces a weak, selfish father, a scheming stepmother, a selfish, fake-sweet stepsister, an academically hopeless younger brother, and a family so poor they drink water for dinner. Only after living through it herself does she understand why the original Xu Damei turned bitter. Because they were poor. Faced with the original’s accusations and excuses, Xu Zhengzheng rolls up her sleeves and shows them what she can do. She kicks down the cage of her birth family. She repays the kindness of the neighboring protagonists many times over. She gets into the university she’s always dreamed of with a few strokes of her pen. The rich life the original sold her soul and body to desperately seize? She’ll earn it with her own two hands. She only wants to prove that she can live well by relying on herself. So why doesn’t the aloof second male lead push her away, but instead follow her around like a shadow? Why has the male lead’s sister changed her dream and decided to start a business with her? Why do the second male lead’s parents praise her to everyone for repaying kindness, and even want her as their daughter-in-law? But the second male lead comes from a loving family, has a broad chest and slim waist, an eight-pack, and is a rising star in pharmaceuticals. Why not marry him?