The Cannon-Fodder Supporting Female Character’s Manual for Going to the Countryside in the 1960s

[Two reborn heroines + sent to the countryside to farm + food + slow burn + mutual healing + each shines in her own way]

Lin Zhiqiu never dreamed that, as a modern food blogger, she would not only transmigrate, but end up inside a novel set in a bygone era as the cannon-fodder supporting female character who clung to the male lead and was ultimately abandoned.

In the original story, Shen Qingqing, the family compound’s darling, lost both her parents and was schemed against by her relatives. Forced to move to the far northwest countryside, she eventually married Han, the male lead, a sent-down youth. Lin Zhiqiu had it even worse: she gave the male lead her whole heart and everything she had, including grain and eggs, yet ended up without even a proper title.

Lin Zhiqiu slammed the table. “Whoever wants to follow this rotten plot can do it themselves!”

She approached Shen Qingqing, and the two hit it off immediately. They changed their assignments and headed northeast to join the rural workforce. Work for half a year, rest for half a year, and enjoy rice and soybeans. Wasn’t that better than going to the northwest and living on the wind?

What she didn’t know was that Shen Qingqing had also been reborn.

The two “reborn women” understood each other without a word. One was a great cook with plenty of strength, the other was clever and skilled at sewing. Together, the sisters farmed the fertile black soil of the northeast, made money, and built their own careers.

But Lin Zhiqiu couldn’t figure out why the taciturn son of the brigade leader, who was cold to everyone, kept hovering around her cooking pot.

“Lin Zhiqiu, the meat you stew is delicious.”

Lin Zhiqiu: ??? Big brother, are you craving my meat?