Marrying into a Family with a Lovely Village Girl: Nothing Beats Being a Kept Man, Not Even a Female Educated Youth

[The 1970s + spirit spring pocket dimension + superhuman strength + face-slapping comeback + cutting ties and marrying into a family + making a fortune]

[Also known as: After marrying into the village beauty's family, I helped the whole village get rich. Why do you regret it now?]

Zhao Xiangyang, a corporate wage slave from the twenty-first century, transmigrates into a period novel he once read, inhabiting the body of a short-lived male supporting character.

In the book, Zhao Xiangyang is the sickly older brother of the male lead, Zhao Likun. Zhao Likun has long been in love with the educated young woman who came to the countryside, but still encourages Zhao Xiangyang to pursue her.

He makes Zhao Xiangyang give up his food rations for her and drag his sickly body into the fields to do her farm work.

In the end, just as Zhao Likun wished, Zhao Xiangyang collapses in the fields and never wakes up.

When Zhao Xiangyang dies, not one person in the family is sad. Instead, they all feel relieved to be rid of a burden at last.

Less than a month after Zhao Xiangyang's death, Zhao Likun and the educated young woman openly become a couple. They go on to attend a workers-peasants-soldiers university, then start a factory and a business after graduating, living happily ever after.

Zhao Xiangyang, now transmigrated into the book, has this to say: To hell with being a supporting character! I'm making a comeback!

He hears that the village beauty next door may be naturally strong, but she's also gorgeous and charming, and instead of marrying, she only takes a husband into her family.

Zhao Xiangyang angrily punches the bed. You mean there's a deal like that?

Who cares about the original leads? They can all step aside!

There's no way those two scheming, fake show-offs are going to enjoy a happy life!

And none of my cold-hearted, biased family members are getting anywhere near me!

How is their miserable life my problem?

Didn't they complain that a sickly man like me was a burden?

I helped the neighboring village get rich, so why are you regretting it now?