I've Transmigrated into a Book, So Why Would I Still Be a Blood Bag?

[Self-Interested and Pragmatic] [Won't Be Sent to the Countryside] [Military Marriage] [Spatial Dimension] [Beautiful Female Lead]

After Song Shuyu graduated from high school, her family forcibly signed her up to be sent to the countryside. They even gave the job she'd worked so hard to earn to her younger brother, who had only graduated from junior high and spent a year lazing around at home.

They claimed that an older sister should give way to her younger brother. How could she be so heartless as to make him go to the countryside?

After enduring two hard years in the countryside, she finally returned to the city for a family visit and managed to land a job. But her family married her off to a divorced man with two children, claiming that she was getting old and would never find a husband if she didn't marry soon.

They not only took her job again, but secretly accepted a hefty bride price to find a wife for her stepbrother, who had worked as a temporary employee at a plastics factory for five years.

A paralyzed father-in-law, a tormenting mother-in-law, a cheating husband, and ungrateful stepchildren.

Song Shuyu worked tirelessly and devoted her entire life to them. In her old age, she was left riddled with illness. The stepchildren she'd raised with so much effort unhesitatingly pulled out her oxygen tube, then turned around and extorted money from the kind stranger who had taken her to the hospital.

Summoning her last bit of strength, Song Shuyu managed to clear her benefactor's name.

Song Shuyu, who had transmigrated into a book, gave a cold laugh. No one was going to take advantage of her.

They stole her job and signed her up to be sent to the countryside? She turned around and signed up her dear little brother to go to the Northwest and help build the motherland.

Couldn't she get the job she'd earned? She'd sell it outright!

They still wouldn't give up and wanted her to be a stepmother? Song Shuyu dealt with the scumbag too, sending them both off for reform through labor and exile to the countryside.

She'd planned to gain experience before transferring to a new post, but she unexpectedly saved the uncle of the original novel's protagonists, who was their protector. He helped her transfer straight to a military district.

With her gone and no longer selflessly giving everything as their human blood bank, the Song family and her in-laws from the book descended into chaos, getting exactly what they deserved.

But the promised repayment somehow turned into him offering himself to her??