The 1970s: Transmigrating into an Explicit Novel with My Mortal Enemy

After winning a billion-yuan lottery, Qiao Yue fights her nemesis, Gu Tingsong, over the heart of a watermelon and ends up transmigrating into a mature-rated novel as a cannon-fodder supporting female character.

In the book, Qiao Yue is the cannon-fodder cousin of the pampered heroine, Qiao Wan. While the whole family dotes on Qiao Wan, Qiao Yue's grandmother demands that she trade marriages with her second older male cousin. Qiao Yue's father will also become a cripple while saving Qiao Wan.

Can Qiao Yue put up with that? Of course not!

Whenever things don't go her way, Qiao Yue makes a scene and refuses to suffer in silence. She successfully splits from her leech-like uncle's family, and her own family starts living better and better.

The only problem is that her nemesis, Gu Tingsong, has also transmigrated into the book. As a farm girl with superhuman strength, Qiao Yue has to follow the plot and force Gu Tingsong into a relationship, kissing and cuddling him, and even marrying him. She's supposed to do all sorts of intimate things with him.