Su Wanxing, a sharp-tongued, unhinged office worker from the modern era, transmigrates into a book and becomes a vicious cannon-fodder supporting female character in a 1960s novel. She's jealous of the original heroine, makes an enemy of the male lead, and eventually starves to death in the wilderness.
The original story: accept your fate, redeem yourself, let the whole village walk all over you, and meet a miserable end.
Su Wanxing: Fate? The plot? Moral shackles? To hell with them!
So what if the female lead is a little bad? So what if she's a little crazy?
From the start, she tears off the original heroine's false, innocent mask, takes on her parasitic relatives, and gives anyone in the village who provokes her a piece of her mind.
While everyone else avoids Lu Jinci, the gloomy villain from the original story, she goes straight up to him. “You're crazy enough, and I'm ruthless enough. Let's team up and stir things up. What do you say?”
Lu Jinci is shunned by the whole village, sinister and ruthless, and unmatched in strength. A lone wolf, he catches Su Wanxing's eye at first sight, and she refuses to let go.
From then on:
The fake innocent plays the victim? She exposes her on the spot and tears her to shreds.
The hypocrite spouts lofty principles? She argues him into a breakdown.
The parasitic relatives come mooching? She breaks their legs and kicks them out.
Rumors hurt people? She takes down whoever started them and deals with anyone who dares spread them.
While everyone else works themselves to the bone for work points, the two of them slack off, make money, and live the good life.
While everyone else follows the rules and swallows their anger, the two of them flip the table and refuse to put up with it.
The original leads lose all their protagonist aura and become mere background characters.
The crazy female lead and the obsessive villain join forces, an unstoppable pair who run wild through the countryside and have the time of their lives.
They fight and go wild together, protect and spoil each other, going from using one another to loving each other obsessively.
Their marriage is even more chaotic. A baby arrives, and the little maniac inherits both parents' crazy streak. The family of three sweeps aside anyone who dares oppose them.
No saintly self-sacrifice, no swallowing grievances, no wearing themselves down, no forgiving.
So what if it's the 1960s?
I, Su Wanxing, will take my crazy man and our kid, defy fate, and live the most exhilarating life imaginable.
