The 1970s Foil Is Too Competitive, So I Take It Easy and Raise My Kids to Victory

[Transmigrate into a book + mind-reading + raising a child + lighthearted comedy]

Lazybones Ruan Meng transmigrated into the villainess supporting role in a historical-era novel.

The heroine was her cousin, who had been reborn. Hardworking and capable, she helped the whole family prosper, married an army officer, and rose to the top.

As for Ruan Meng, she was the lazy, greedy cautionary tale. Her cousin stole her fiancé, and she ended up marrying a village hooligan, living a miserable life.

When Ruan Meng arrived, her whole family was holding a criticism meeting to tell her to learn from her cousin.

Ruan Meng simply lay flat. Fine, I’ll slack off.

Her cousin went out to work before dawn. Ruan Meng slept in under the covers.

Her cousin busied herself winning over her future army officer husband. Ruan Meng held the little wild child she’d found by the village entrance, basking in the sun and telling stories.

But gradually, the plot started going off the rails.

The wild child she was raising turned out to be the lost grandson of a big shot from the military region! [Big sister, look! She’s digging up the ginseng from our house!]

The lame man she’d saved turned out to be a future business tycoon who would later be exonerated! [Honey, don’t move. There’s gold under that patch of ground!]

The fake friend she’d assumed was all show turned out to be a hidden big shot! [Don’t worry, Mengmeng. Anyone who dares bully you will regret it!]

The cousin who had been reborn worked herself to the bone every day, but all the opportunities she wanted to snatch ended up falling into Ruan Meng’s lap on their own.

Her cousin was so furious she nearly spat blood. “This isn’t fair!”

Holding the child and munching on sunflower seeds, Ruan Meng looked innocent. “Maybe... I was just born lucky?”