Transmigrated into a 1970S Cannon Fodder, I Caught the Eye of a Handsome Male Supporting Character

Transmigrated into the 1970s, or transmigrated into a book? Lu Xiang became a doomed passerby, destined to die early according to a random passerby at the start of the original novel. Her arrival took the place of the original Lu Xiang, who died on the eve of being sent to the countryside. Her parents wanted her to go to the countryside in her older sister’s place. No problem, as long as she got a fair deal in return. As for meeting the hero and heroine after she was sent down? No problem, as long as they left her alone. But... why was the novel’s lovesick second male lead glaring at her? She couldn’t remember offending anyone. After being sent to the countryside, Lu Xiang used her memories of the original novel to save Shen Yan’an. The lovesick second male lead, who was supposed to die, survived, but suffered a brain injury. This blockhead would punch anyone he took a dislike to, without hesitation. (In the story’s increasingly chaotic plot, Shen Yan’an became someone everyone in the village avoided, because he’d throw two punches at anyone he disliked.) But when it came to Lu Xiang, he always listened and obediently followed her around. Lu Xiang: Is this imprinting, like a chick following its mother hen? “Lu Xiang.” At first, when everyone else called her Comrade Lu, Shen Yan’an always insisted on calling her by her full name. “Xiao Xiang.” People she was close to liked to call her that, as if to show how close they were, so Shen Yan’an started calling her that too. “Xiangxiang.” Now Shen Yan’an wanted a name that belonged only to him. From then on, he would call her that for the rest of his life. To Shen Yan’an, Lu Xiang was a companion, a teacher, an older sister, and a savior, but most of all, she was the woman he loved. What he didn’t know was that he was Lu Xiang’s only salvation, too. On a cold winter night, two prickly little hedgehogs bared their soft bellies and held each other close.