Transmigrated into a 1970S Cannon-Fodder Character? I'll Turn the Tables with My Inner Voice and Some Gossip

[Transmigrate into a book + 1970s setting + mind-reading + gossip and face-slapping + building a career + comparison with the favorite] After transmigrating into a period novel as a cannon-fodder character whose good fortune was stolen by a reborn woman, Chen Suining says, “No big deal. I’ll turn things around by letting my thoughts do the talking.” When faced with the reborn heroine, who acts like a sweet, innocent girl while stealing credit, Chen Suining acts meek on the surface but lets loose in her thoughts: [The nerve! You stole the ginseng I dug up to curry favor with people. Why don’t you go dig up another one? You can’t? What a coincidence. I can!] [What? You say you rescued the captain’s only child after they fell into the water? Then tell us where you rescued them. You don’t know? Funny, because I do!] When her nasty, biased grandmother favors the boys, Chen Suining gleefully reveals all her secrets. [Still calling him your precious grandson? Wang Datou next door would laugh his head off if he heard that. Has she really never noticed that Chen Jinbao’s enormous head looks exactly like Wang Datou’s?] When the police come to the village to investigate the “missing grain case” and hit a dead end, she eagerly follows the gossip. [What do you expect to learn from questioning him? He stole the grain he was supposed to guard. It’s probably all gone into his mistress’s belly by now. But if someone let his fierce wife hear even a little of that, she’d dig up every last clue for you.] But as she keeps following the gossip, it starts leading back to her. Chen Suining looks at the two men standing before her. “This is a big problem. I’m getting out of here!”