[Period setting + transmigration + portable supermarket + no romance]
No male lead. Pure feel-good fun, no explanation needed. If something makes me angry, I'll speak up on the spot instead of putting up with it.
Su Mi opens her eyes to find the date on the calendar: June 3, 1969.
She realizes she has transmigrated into a period novel, as a cannon-fodder character with the same name.
In the original story, her biased parents marry her off to an old bachelor to buy her older sister a job. The original Su Mi gets pregnant over and over, suffers domestic abuse, and eventually dies at his hands.
And now is exactly when her parents are preparing to hand her over to that old bachelor.
What? Absolutely not!
Facing her biased mother, hot-tempered father, scheming sister, and vicious husband-to-be, Su Mi springs to her feet and slaps each of them twice.
Luckily, she has a portable supermarket, so she won't have to worry about supplies!
She's taking all the family's money and heading to the countryside!
From then on, she'll thrive and make a fortune!
Then, once the college entrance exam is reinstated, she'll go to university!
Su Mi is about to start university when the family members who claim to be related to her come knocking. She stares at them, dumbfounded.
Weren't they supposed to say she was cannon fodder?
How did she end up living like the heroine?
It's pretty good, but it feels like the end is cut off. The author finished it halfway through 😢
It ends all at once?
Hmm... The ending is a bit hard to comment on, but the article is well written.
It's pretty good-looking. The heroine doesn't suffer at all. It's so fun to do whatever you want.