Transmigrate into a Book: In the 1970s, the Villainess Coasts to Victory

[1970s + spatial storage + calculated self-interest + doted-on heroine + System + ensemble cast + a whole family of troublemakers + strong female lead]

[The heroine’s career is the focus, and the male lead appears relatively little]

[No rural relocation: the heroine is already from the countryside at the start]

[She won’t chase after anyone, play the saint, or act like everyone’s maid]

Zhao Wanqing transmigrates into a book, becoming the wicked supporting female character who meets a tragic end. Her whole family is doomed to become cannon fodder, too.

The whole family dies together.

Zhao Wanqing thinks she’ll have to work really hard to change her family’s fate.

Then she sees that her father has become a deputy factory director.

Her uncle has become a high-ranking official.

Even her own mother has become a nationally renowned master chef, invited to help prepare state banquets.

Then there’s the man who keeps sticking close to her, no matter how often she tries to drive him away.

And she’s bound to a System that comes up with new ways to give her money and supplies every day...

It seems like she hasn’t done much at all.

So how did she end up at the pinnacle of life?

How did her family somehow become the richest in the country?

1. The setting is fictional.

2. There is a romance, though not much.

3. The original book is just background. The current heroine shines on her own.