Transmigrate Into a Book: Doting on the Heartbroken Male Supporting Character in the 1970s

[Pocket dimension, devoted couple, face-slapping, doted on fiercely]

Xiao Jiangnan, a modern rich second-generation heir, inherited assets worth tens of millions and a vast business empire. But after staying up late to rant about the spineless plot of the novel "The Seventies: The Devoted, Rugged Man’s Only Love Is His Sweet, Delicate Educated Youth", she unexpectedly transmigrated into the book as a female supporting character who shared her name.

She arrived right in the middle of the original character’s “caught-in-the-act” setup, laid by the heroine Bai Ruoshui and the hero Cheng Xudong. Xiao Jiangnan knocked Cheng Xudong out and escaped, then deftly defused the scandal and protected her reputation.

Knowing that the male supporting character Si Wanzhou, the original character’s fiancé, would meet a tragic end, losing his family as he sought revenge, she decided to change his fate. Using supplies from a pocket dimension she had unexpectedly awakened to improve their lives and help with household expenses, Xiao Jiangnan also encouraged Si Wanzhou and tutored him in his studies. Together, they prepared for the college entrance exams and both made the honor roll.

After moving to the city, Xiao Jiangnan used her remarkably forward-looking business instincts to start a company and expand its operations, while Si Wanzhou steadily advanced in his own field. Working hand in hand, the couple quickly built their careers into thriving successes. Meanwhile, without their “protagonist halo,” Bai Ruoshui and Cheng Xudong saw their schemes fail and ran into one setback after another, ultimately suffering the consequences of their own actions. Xiao Jiangnan and Si Wanzhou left them far behind, and Xiao Jiangnan successfully rewrote the novel’s tragic ending to live a brilliant life of her own!