When Lin Wantang woke up, she found that she had been transported into the period novel "Sixty Happy Life" that she had just read, and became the unlucky female supporting character in the book who was repeatedly compared with the heroine Su Mingyue - Lin Wantang with the same name and surname.
In the original work, the original protagonist is the daughter of the director of a supply and marketing cooperative. She comes from a wealthy family but is narrow-minded. She competes with the heroine Su Mingyue in everything: in terms of clothing, work, and marriage. In the end, she ends up with the tragic ending of being separated from her relatives and losing her family fortune. She becomes the best comparison group for the heroine's happy life.
Lin Wantang sneered: Comparing to what? Doesn't it feel good to lie down flat?
When the heroine Su Mingyue got up before dawn and swept the yard to show off, Lin Wantang turned over in bed, took out a piece of jujube paste cake from the space and ate it slowly.
While the heroine was trying her best to please her stepmother and stepsister, Lin Wantang was using the fabrics in the space to make several new clothes, which were brighter than anyone else.
While the heroine was planning carefully to save her dowry, Lin Wantang had already replaced the courtyard with three entrances and three exits by relying on the antique calligraphy and paintings in the space, lying in the courtyard to bask in the sun and eat melon seeds.
Everything Su Mingyue wanted with all her strength, Lin Wantang had it effortlessly.
What's even more outrageous is that the more she lies down, the better her life gets; the more she doesn't fight, the more good things come into her arms. Even the cold-blooded officer Gu Changfeng and business tycoon Shen Moyan, who were disdainful of the original owner in the original work, also looked at her differently.
Su Mingyue finally couldn't help it anymore: "Why on earth do you have this?"
Lin Wantang shook the soda bottle in his hand leisurely: "Maybe it's because - I have a good attitude?"
This is a refreshing piece of anti-involution chronicle.
Reader comments
After reading the table of contents, I still prefer Mr. Shen as the male protagonist. I didn't care about it in the first few paragraphs, but it was still very interesting. When it came time to choose one of the three, I jumped to the male protagonist in the table of contents.
After reading the table of contents, I still prefer Mr. Shen as the male protagonist. I didn't care about it in the first few paragraphs, but it was still very interesting. When it came time to choose one of the three, I jumped to the male protagonist in the table of contents.