Life in the 1960s After Transmigrating into a Book

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New novel now serializing in my author profile:

Raising a Male Lead After Transmigrating to the Fifties

Guan Shaoning transmigrates into a period novel, becoming a villainess with a tragic ending.

The villainess is the upright and kindhearted heroine's older sister. She gets sick and gains weight, making her impossible to marry off, and spends her life alone.

In the whole book, the only one whose fate is as miserable as hers is the male supporting character, Shi Dan, who grew up without either parent.

Because of an accidental mistake by the heroine, Shi Dan becomes afraid of women for life and can't get married.

As a chubby five-year-old, Guan Shaoning has a more mature perspective than other children her age: two negatives make a positive! One can't find a husband, the other can't find a wife. They're a perfect match!

So Guan Shaoning blocks Shi Dan's way: Pick one, collecting sheep dung or becoming a live-in son-in-law!

Seven-year-old Shi Dan kicks over the basket of sheep dung: I choose a wife!

Guan Shaoning is quite pleased, but as she raises this little live-in son-in-law... something seems off?

Guan Shaoning (horrified): You transmigrated too!

Shi Dan (tenderly): You just figured that out?

After a dispute, Du Mengxian transmigrates to the 1960s, just in time to find herself in a home with bare walls and an imminent death by starvation.

Favoritism from her grandparents, parents who blindly obey them... It's clearly a hell-mode scenario.

Fortunately, she can still carve out a future for herself. Together with a man who was also abandoned by his family, she enters a marriage first and falls in love later, and they make it through those years hand in hand.

[Reader's Guide]

[Important: This is an alternate setting! An alternate setting! An alternate setting! This novel has no concern for logic. If that's not for you, please click away. Thanks.]

1. This is not a story about vicious catfights, cruel villains, and revenge.

2. The male and female leads aren't perfect. The focus is on their warm, everyday life together.

3. Please don't tell the author how to write. The author has a plan for the plot. The transmigrated-into-a-book life does not strictly follow history, and the author has plans for how the plot will unfold.

Other novels by the author:

The Female Lead Absolutely Refuses to Give In [Quick Transmigration], The Villainess Wants to Live Too [Quick Transmigration]

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