The Foolish Aunt of the Young Villain in a Period Novel [The 1970s]

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[Note] The female lead isn't perfect. She mainly focuses on eating well and sleeping well.

The male lead is warm on the outside but cold within. He seems gentle but is actually indifferent, and only falls for the female lead.

When Shu Yu opened her eyes, she found she'd become the silly, short-lived younger aunt of the big villain in a period novel.

She's a cannon-fodder character among cannon fodder. The book doesn't even explain how she died.

Even worse, after going through the original owner's memories, Shu Yu discovered that the original owner had been a perfectly healthy high school graduate before someone had deliberately smashed her head and turned her into an idiot. In the darkness, the original owner hadn't been able to see the culprit's face.

But the culprit didn't know she hadn't seen them! What if they panicked and tried to kill her once they realized she'd recovered...

Shu Yu shuddered.

What a disastrous start.

If she wanted to live, she'd have to pretend to be an idiot first.

The skinny, short little villain in front of her stared blankly. Shu Yu grinned and imitated the original owner's silly voice: “Little brother, I want candy.”

She'd only meant to say it as part of her act, but the little villain sighed, fished a flat White Rabbit candy from his pocket, and handed it to her.

Shu Yu was stunned. She hadn't meant to steal a kid's candy!

Shu Yu thought she'd fooled everyone into believing she was an idiot, including Ming Huai's future big-shot adoptive father. Proud of herself, she failed to notice the helpless smile beneath Li Guanyue's exceptionally cooperative actions.

After using the big shot to catch the culprit, Shu Yu felt guilty, but still diligently kept up her act, hoping Li Guanyue would adopt Ming Huai just as he did in the book. She never expected to be taken along too.

Li Guanyue resisted marriage and didn't like children, but he married the younger sister of a comrade who had died in battle and adopted his son.

He thought he saw Shu Yu only as a younger sister, and that he was marrying her so he could better look after the two relatives who had no one else to rely on.

Later: “Good wife, give me a kiss.”

There were countless ways he could have looked after her, but his body chose her before his heart did.

[Coming soon] A Kidnapped Little Girl's Happy Life in Xiangjiang [The 1970s]

Five-year-old Pei Ning was kidnapped by a human trafficker on the birthday she shared with her twin sister.

That day, they received gifts from their grandmother. Pei Ning loved her new dress, and her sister wanted it too, but refused to trade her own for Pei Ning's.

Pei Ning refused, and her sister cried until she fainted.

Their parents panicked and rushed their sister to the hospital. Even their older brother blamed Pei Ning for not giving in to her sister.

They left her home alone.

Pei Ning went out by herself to find her parents at the hospital. She wanted to apologize.

Pei Ning had always held onto one small wish: if only she looked exactly like her sister, then perhaps their parents would love her as much as they loved her sister.

When they were born, her sister Xu Pei'an was much smaller than Pei Ning. Later, her sister was always getting sick, so their parents paid more attention to her. At least their older brother treated them equally.

But even that wasn't quite true.

Pei Ning had never known what it was like to be someone's favorite, until the trafficker who had escaped with her, feverish and unconscious from the medicine she'd been given, carried her onto a boat smuggling people to Xiangjiang, and someone rescued her aboard.

When she opened her eyes, confused and dazed, the first person she saw was a slender uncle. He gave her a lifetime of being cherished, and she became the only daughter of the third young master of the Chen family, the ship king of Xiangjiang.

She went from being Xu Pei Ning to Chen Zhijun.

Chen Huaiqing was framed by a villain and sent down to the countryside. Fortunately, the villagers there were kind and honest. He barely made it through three years, but his mind still broke.

His family, far away in Xiangjiang, did everything they could to contact him and arranged for someone to bring him home.

On the boat home, Chen Huaiqing rescued a child, who also helped mend his broken heart.

His life kept getting better. The only thing that wasn't quite perfect was that the little brat from his eldest brother's family seemed a little too attached to his precious daughter.

As an adult, Chen Zhijun accompanied her father to the mainland. With a face resembling her biological mother, she was recognized, and they asked her to return home.

But Chen Zhijun already had so much love in her life. Why would she care about that small, dispensable bit of affection?

Theme: Striving for a better life