Transmigrate into a Book Set in the 1970s: My Side Characters' CP Obsession Backfires

A quirky, theatrical heroine transmigrates into the glamorous cannon-fodder Su Mei in a story set in the 1970s. The moment she opens her eyes, she walks right into the Lu family’s framing for “colluding with the enemy.” They’re about to be sent down to the Qingxi Commune in southern Yunnan. The original owner leaves behind a space bracelet before exiting the story, so Su Mei sneaks into the black market that very night to stock up on food and medicine. Her plan is to lie low in the countryside first and get a divorce later. She also has to deal with the cold shoulder from her four-year-old son, Xiao Chen, and the icy stare of the male lead, Lu Yan.

The story is structured around the commune’s four seasons: spring plowing, summer cultivation, autumn harvest, and winter storage. The heroine uses her space to get them through emergencies and improve their lives, yet remains determined to ship Lu Yan with Bai Ling, the pure-hearted heroine of the original book. She doesn’t expect the two of them to start bickering and disliking each other because of her. Bai Ling instead becomes her best friend and later falls in love with a sent-down youth. Lu Yan is moved by her vitality, and in the end, the heroine comes to her senses, joins forces with the male lead to clear their names and turn their fortunes around, and rewrites her cannon-fodder fate.