Transmigrate into a Book: The 1970s Female Side Character Joins the Army

Su Yao woke up and thought, Oh no, the sky is falling! She had actually transmigrated into the novel she’d just been reading, as a cannon-fodder supporting female character. First, her reborn stepsister was waiting to make her go to the countryside in her place, where she’d be preyed on by a local hoodlum. Su Yao clenched her fist and hit back hard. Then there was the heroine’s tangled love story with the hero. Thankfully, Su Yao had a pocket dimension, so she wouldn’t have to worry about the lack of food and clothing in the 1970s. She could snack on sunflower seeds and watch the drama unfold. Going to the countryside sounded great! They could all go together, and no one would be left behind. Besides, she’d just arrived and already slept with a handsome man. That wasn’t in the book, was it?

Su Qing was reborn to the moment just after she’d signed up to go to the countryside. This time, she would stay in the city and live well. She wouldn’t be fooled by Zhao Guojun into going with him, only to be cruelly abandoned and eventually killed by a village hoodlum. In this life, she’d let Su Yao go to the countryside with that scumbag instead.

Lu Jingzhou looked at the young woman he had hurt. Pressed for time by his mission, he gently put the only safety charm he wore around Su Yao’s neck, then hurried away. When they met again, the young woman had forgotten him. But what shocked him was that, with her belly sticking out, she punched a wild boar and sent it flying.