Transmigrate into a Book: Dump the Jerk and Go to College with the Village Bully

Su Mo transmigrates into a book. After her computer tower gets thoroughly drenched by a bottle of icy cola, it must be trying to get revenge on her: the very next second, it sends her into a novel, where she becomes a real daughter with the same name, caught up in a melodramatic 1970s plot.

Just how melodramatic is it?

The original owner was the real daughter who had lived with the Su family for eighteen years, yet a fake daughter took her place and stole everything from her.

Under pressure from her biological parents, who don't know the truth, she is sent to the countryside as an educated youth. Her blind-to-the-truth parents even try to force her to marry an old man for the sake of the fake daughter.

As a seasoned novel fan, Su Mo had long been secretly preparing to transmigrate or be reborn. Now her wish has finally come true! Hehe!

But where's the heroine's essential golden finger? A pocket dimension, special powers, mind-reading?

None of them!

Good grief, how is she supposed to survive in this era?

She can't farm or drive a tractor, and she doesn't have the medical skills transmigrated heroines are supposed to have.

Though her future looks bleak, she will definitely dump the scumbag, stay far away from her biased biological parents, and forget the childhood sweetheart she grew up with. Hmph, she doesn't want any of them!

But she does want the village tyrant everyone talks about!

Except, how is he a hooligan? He's practically a model citizen!

What? The fake daughter picked a thousand-year-old ginseng? Whoever gets it fair and square can keep it.

What? Heaven made her go blind over one ginseng root?

No problem. She'll keep the next one and eat it herself.

The man nods in agreement. “The best things belong to my wife. If you want to eat it, then eat it.”