The Short-Lived Cannon Fodder Marries the Villain by Mistake [The 1980s]

[Career-driven wooden-headed heroine + love rivals]

Synopsis:

Su Wanqing transmigrates into a period novel, becoming the male lead's frail, short-lived first love.

In the book, the original owner dies of illness without ever seeing the male lead, an educated youth who left for the city, return. Knowing she can't rely on him, Su Wanqing decides to save herself. Clutching an old marriage agreement made before her family fell into decline, she boards a train alone for Haicheng.

Haicheng in the 1980s stands on the eve of a surging tide of change.

Thinking of the clothing brand she ran in her previous life, a thought suddenly rises in Su Wanqing's heart: she wants the winds of fashion to reach this place sooner.

Following the address, Su Wanqing seeks out her childhood betrothed without much hope.

The man who opens the door is tall and imposing, with sharp features. He silently takes the yellowed letter from her.

Just as Su Wanqing loses heart and prepares to leave, he says quietly, "All right."

The engagement is settled, and she secures a job.

But it isn't until the day they register their marriage that Su Wanqing learns her husband's full name.

How can his full name be exactly the same as that of the antagonist in the original story, the man who was locked in a deadly feud with the male lead?!

At the same time, in Haicheng, the male lead Wei Wenxing wakes from a nightmare.

In the dream, Su Wanqing dies of illness in the countryside.

Thinking it over, the letter Su Wanqing sends every month on schedule is indeed a few days late.

Wei Wenxing tosses and turns, unable to sleep again.

The next day, he takes leave, buys a ticket, and boards the train to the countryside for the first time in years.

[Career-driven heroine x can-do hero]

TIPS:

1. An alternate-history period novel.

2. There will be a love-rival showdown in the middle and later parts, and the original male lead will pursue the heroine, but he won't win her back.

3. The cover uses a template, and the title has been changed.

Theme: Your fate is yours to control.