[One-on-one romance + transmigrate into a book + going crazy and face-slapping + beloved, self-serving heroine + powerful man who is instinctively drawn to the heroine + rival female lead who fights for everything + heroine with a bright future + godmother who is her protective charm]
“What did you two just go do? Comrade Ji looks so happy.”
“I gave him a little reward…”
“Wasn’t that a bit too much?”
To live in luxury until the age of ninety-nine, Li Yuan accepted a deposit of over ten thousand yuan and went to the countryside early to win over a powerful man.
Who knew the man would be completely uninterested in women? So she turned around and found herself a protective charm: his grandmother.
One day, Li Yuan woke up in an eight-meter-wide bed, with a strange new memory in her mind. She learned that she was in a melodramatic period novel called The 1980s Army Officer’s Pampered Little Wife.
She wasn’t the pampered little wife, nor the vicious rival who fought her for the male lead. She wasn’t some passerby who could live a peaceful life, either.
She was the real heiress, who had barely enjoyed a few good days before her own younger brother framed her and sent her to the countryside in Chapter Three, where she died on the way. The remaining 997 chapters were all about the male and female leads’ angsty, neurotic love story of “you love me, but I run away.”
When faced with her scumbag younger brother embracing her and sobbing, she dodged aside and pulled out the fake proof of age she had prepared.
“I’m eighteen, and you’re eighteen too. I’m the real daughter, which makes you the fake son!”
On the way to the countryside, an evil old woman tried to pull rank on her. Li Yuan immediately held an egg out in front of her, then tearfully called over the train attendant and accused the woman of stealing her egg, earning a hundred times its value in compensation.
The educated youth who loved her but couldn’t have her wanted to frame her and marry her off to an old bachelor in the village. Instead, she stole his identity papers and played matchmaker, marrying him off to a widowed old woman in the village.
I’m terrible at writing blurbs. Please go straight to the story.