The 1970s: I Slacked Off, and the State Sent Me a Sweetheart

Lin Xiaoyue transmigrates into a novel set in a bygone era and becomes a lazy, greedy cannon-fodder supporting character whose sole purpose is to highlight the heroine's kindness and virtue.

Bound to the [Universally Disliked System], all she has to do is collect ten thousand Dislike Points to exchange them for one hundred million in cash and go home.

To get rich as soon as possible, she starts doing everything she can to make people hate her:

Go work in the fields? She pretends to faint.

Fetch water and cook? Her hands hurt.

Anyone who talks to her gets an eye-roll and, “Don't interrupt my sunbathing!”

Everyone in the village dislikes her. “Any man who marries that girl is doomed.”

The only exception is Huo Jingchuan, the “wolf cub” who has no parents and whom everyone avoids. He keeps leaving roasted sweet potatoes on her windowsill.

Lin Xiaoyue eats the sweet potato with a look of disdain. “You're a terrible cook. I'm the only one who'd even bother eating this.”

Watching her cheeks puff out, Huo Jingchuan's lips curve slightly. “Right. I'll do better next time.”

Then one day, a military jeep pulls up at the village entrance. A high-ranking officer gets out and immediately hugs Huo Jingchuan. “Son, I've finally found you!”

The whole village is in an uproar. That penniless troublemaker is actually the long-lost youngest son of a high-ranking officer!

Lin Xiaoyue is stunned. She looks down at her System panel: the Dislike Points aren't full, but the Heart-Flutter Points have exploded.

Huo Jingchuan pulls her into his arms and says in a deep voice,

“Don't even think about running. The country assigned me to you, so where else do you think you're going?”

[Lazy, spoiled, mischievous System heroine × seemingly cold but secretly devoted male lead who loves feeding her]