A Little Fairy Transmigrates into a Vicious Female Side Character, After the Story Ends

[Clear-Eyed Fairy × Steady, Reserved Regiment Commander | Marriage First, Love Later + Farming in the 1970s + Trade Across Time and Space + Sweet and Satisfying]

Ruan Lingxi thinks the most frustrating thing in the world is being a celestial cook kicked down to the mortal realm and reborn as a wicked supporting character who was just sentenced to prison in 1975.

Even worse, the plot is already over, and nobody has told her how she’s supposed to live from here on.

But who is she? She organized the Queen Mother’s birthday banquet. Does she look like someone who’d be afraid of prison?

In prison, the strongest fists make the rules. On the Gobi Desert, whatever she plants grows. Thanks to a time-and-space trading System that connects her with an ancient prince, a future scientist, and the chief of a primitive tribe, she turns her hard-labor sentence into a gourmet vacation, trading cheap liquor for gold and using checkerboard sand barriers to earn a reduced sentence.

Along the way, she marries a regiment commander who can’t have children. Kids are so noisy; she doesn’t want any.

Later, when the commander is transferred from the northwest back to Beijing, she goes with him and settles accounts with everyone who wronged her. She also rescues her long-lost mother from deep in the Gobi and takes down a secret research organization in the process.

Later still, the commander is promoted to deputy division commander, she becomes a model desertification-control worker, and they have boy-girl twins.

On New Year’s Eve, she stands in the courtyard, gazing at the lamplight and warmth filling the house, and softly says, “Life in this world is truly worth it.”