I Slacked Off After Becoming the Foil in the 1970s

Overworked office worker Zhao Wanwan stayed up late reading a novel. When she got up in the night, she slipped and somehow landed in the 1970s, reincarnated as the female supporting character who served as a foil to the heroine.

In the novel, the original heroine drained her dry until she died, taking her money, ration coupons, and even her life. No one so much as pulled the weeds from her grave.

But Zhao Wanwan refused to let that happen.

On her first day sent down to the countryside, she bound herself to a sign-in System. Signing in gave her supplies, and her space also held spiritual farmland and a spirit spring.

While everyone else gnawed on rough corn buns, she took turns eating steamed white-flour buns and stewed vermicelli.

While everyone else fought over work points until they cried, she grew vegetables and raised chickens, keeping out of trouble.

The original heroine’s good luck began to fail, one thing after another.

There was no job for her, no chance to return to the city, and even the distribution of supplies was tightly restricted.

Zhao Wanwan built up her savings through sign-ins and nourished her spirits with the spring water.

When news came that the college entrance exams would be reinstated, everyone else was still stunned, but she had already gone through the textbooks three times.

As for the original heroine? She was probably grinding her back teeth to dust.

But why was that background extra, who was always so quiet in the village, showing up everywhere?