The Miserable Supporting Actress Goes on Strike, and the Cold Young Master Takes Her Home

[The Sixties] [Rebirth]

Jiang Yunfei died a tragic death and was reborn, only to discover that she was merely a supporting character in a novel.

Her stepmother's daughter, Jiang Yueqing, was the heroine.

In the novel, Jiang Yueqing was supposed to marry an army officer and go to the Gobi Desert in the far north.

But she couldn't stand the hardship, so she tricked Jiang Yunfei into going along in her place, or else Jiang Yunfei would be sent to the countryside.

Jiang Yunfei was nothing but a "maid who came with the bride." After the marriage, she did the washing and cooking for the hero and heroine like a housekeeper.

Even when she was pregnant, she had to look after the equally pregnant heroine. In the end, she miscarried and could never have children again.

Meanwhile, Jiang Yueqing had one child after another with the hero, giving birth to six children in a row, then leaving all six in Jiang Yunfei's care.

Jiang Yunfei worked herself to the bone for them for over a decade, raising all six children.

It ruined her marriage, and by her early thirties, she looked as old as someone in their fifties or sixties.

Jiang Yueqing, meanwhile, remained spoiled and beautiful, adored by her high-ranking husband.

In the end, Jiang Yunfei worked herself to death.

Jiang Yueqing returned to the city with the hero after his reassignment, bringing the six children along and becoming an officer's wife.

And after Jiang Yunfei had worked herself to death and been used until there was nothing left of her,

the heroine even pitied her equally successful officer husband for being left without a wife, and set about finding him a match.

After finally waking up, Jiang Yunfei resolved that she was done with all this.

Her husband, who had once earnestly tried to reason with her, was dumbfounded. "Wife, you've finally changed your ways?"

Jiang Yunfei: "..."

The heroine probably didn't know that her officer husband had only just gotten into Peking University and was from a military compound family.

He was leagues better than that lotus-like hero of hers.