The 1970s Foil? I Snatch the Female Lead's Fortune Instead

[Transmigrate Into a Book + Pocket Dimension + Period Setting + Satisfying Read + No Saintly Heroine]

Overworked office worker Lin Wanwan had just received an offer from a major company. Before she could even step through the office doors, a sports car running a red light killed her. When she woke up, she had become a cannon-fodder supporting character with the same name in the 1970s!

In the original story, she was the unlucky foil to the blessed heroine: her fiance was stolen, her job was taken, and in the end she was set up to marry a hoodlum, doomed to a miserable life.

And the blessed heroine? She found money on the street, dug up ginseng in the mountains, and caught fish in the river. Her military officer husband kept getting promoted, and she had triplets in one pregnancy. More children, more blessings: her life was perfect.

Looking at the terrible hand she'd been dealt, Lin Wanwan was about to give up when a voice rang out in her mind:

[Ding! “Daughter of Fortune” detected. Resource Plundering System activated!]

[Three hundred meters ahead, the original heroine is about to pick up an industrial coupon. Plunder it?]

[On the shaded slope behind the mountain, the original heroine is about to find a century-old fleeceflower root. Plunder it?]

[At the county supply cooperative, the original heroine is about to meet the future big shot, the male lead, for the first time. Plunder...?]

Lin Wanwan: “Take it! I'll take everything!”

Your fortune may be yours now, but the next second it'll be mine. The heroine? Sorry, you're just my personal treasure trove.