The Era-Novel Side Character Wins by Lounging, Snacking, and Gossiping at the Supermarket

After transmigrating to the resource-scarce 1960s, Xue Wan took over the original owner’s life: She was a warehouse clerk at a machinery factory, and her husband, Yu Tianlai, was a deputy head of security at the same factory, newly returned from military service. They were a dual-income family. Her husband was honest and devoted to her, and they had a loving marriage. With an entire chain supermarket in her pocket dimension, Xue Wan led a simple but comfortable life. Until one day, she suddenly realized she had transmigrated into a melodramatic period novel. The story’s much-adored heroine was the pretty widow next door, and the original male lead and his rival fought over her. Xue Wan wasn’t even a supporting female character. She was a minor character who nearly got divorced from her husband because of the male lead and his rival meddling in their marriage. Having transmigrated into this world, Xue Wan just wanted to be a happy couch potato and keep her distance from the leads next door. You can flirt and stage your tragic romance. I’ll stay behind my own front door, where my pocket dimension is stocked with rice, flour, cooking oil, snacks, and all kinds of goods. I’ll go to work, gossip and slack off with my older and younger female coworkers while keeping an eye on the warehouse, then come home and live a steady life with my caring husband. Keep all that love and hate drama away from Xue Wan’s happy, lazy life. Heroine: Everyone should revolve around me. Xue Wan: Do not disturb. I’m busy stocking up and enjoying retirement. I won’t pay an entrance fee just to watch. Theme: Having a supermarket pocket dimension doesn’t mean you can’t live quietly