After the Villain Read My Mind in the 1970s

Lin Wan wakes up inside a melodramatic period novel as the arrogant, vicious supporting villainess who eventually gets abandoned by everyone.

With the heroine about to be reborn and return to wreak havoc, Lin Wan takes one look at her frail little body and decisively chooses another path: pack up, move to the edge of the village, stay away from the main plot, and focus on reclaiming land and farming.

Her goal is simple: save a little money, eat and drink well, and quietly hang on until the ending.

Soon, the villagers notice that the Lin family girl, who used to look down on everyone, has changed.

She’s quieter now, always busy tending her little plot of land, and the fruits and vegetables she grows are especially juicy.

Only she knows that her inner commentary never stops.

She thinks she’s the only one listening, unaware that Lu Chenzhou, the unlucky loner feared by the whole village, can hear every thought she has from just across the wall.