[1v1, Alternate-Era Setting + Vicious Female Supporting Character vs. Delicate Husband in a Matriarchal Society + Transmigration + Sweet Romance + System]
Huang Yuwei suddenly awakens to the truth: she's the vicious female supporting character in a novel.
Unfortunately, the story has already reached its ending. To take revenge, the male lead sends her to a death-trap assembly line at an electronics factory, where she dies suddenly from overwork. When she opens her eyes, she's in the 1970s.
Oioi~ The Slap-Fighting Champion is back again~
A local punk tries to harass her. Oh yeah!
An evil educated youth spreads rumors. Oh yeah, oh yeah!
Her scoundrel uncle wants to steal her job. Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah~
After a tiring day, Huang Yuwei happily eats roasted sweet potatoes.
Just then, she hears the sound of trumpets and fireworks in her mind: "Ding! You have triggered the Low-Level Villainess title. The wearer's combat attribute increases by 5%, and their verbal sparring attribute increases by 5%."
A thing called the System appears and says that the Villainess titles come in low, medium, high, and cosmic levels.
What's more, completing missions earns Malice Points, which can be exchanged for items or currency in the Malice Shop.
Huang Yuwei grins. This is right up her alley. She rolls up her sleeves and gets to work!
But she's already holding back. Why does the villainous male supporting character still get scared to tears? She buys things to cheer him up, and he cries again! Aahhh... She comforts him and comforts him, and then they get married! When exactly did things get to this point?
[Note: "Villainess" refers to an accusation made by people who can't take advantage of someone, while claiming the moral high ground. Malice Points can only be earned by fighting people who have committed many evil deeds or resolving serious incidents.] [A head-empty, straightforward puppy vs. a soft, sensitive kitten]
Feeling a bit messy
Not bad, not bad
It's a mess... I read a dozen chapters to try to sort it out, and then gave up. Well.
It's so messed up that I can't even understand it.