The Sent-Down Youth's White Moonlight in the 1970S

She transmigrated into a period novel as a cannon-fodder character who dies in the opening chapters to give the protagonist a special advantage. Shu Yan trembled with fear. “If I finish the plot and die so I can go back to being a couch potato, is there still time?” But one moment of carelessness and she used the life-giving spring water from her spatial dimension to save herself. Going back by dying was out of the question. Shu Yan was miserable. Luckily, Shu Yan had a spatial dimension of her own, and she was the protagonist’s precious beloved. The protagonist’s special advantage was very reliable, so Shu Yan decided she could calm down and think about how to reach the pinnacle of life: getting rich and marrying a tall, handsome, rich man. _(:з)∠)_ The heroine transmigrates as the beloved of the protagonist’s special advantage. In the original story, she dies right at the start. [There’s hidden plot here; the heroine really is the beloved, and there are no moral issues involved.] The original heroine isn’t vilified. They each have their own paths. My next story, *I Became a Beautiful, Rich Heiress in the Nineties*, is now available. Please click to add it to your reading list, mwah ^3^ After becoming a beautiful, rich heiress in the 1990s, with a family that owns a mine and parents and brothers who dote on her, Shen Muli isn’t exactly happy. She knows her future is full of tragedies: her brilliant older brother will die in a car accident, her parents will go bankrupt and jump to their deaths, and she’ll be thrown into a mental hospital and spend her life in madness. All because she’s only a supporting character, there to highlight the heroine’s purity and kindness. Shen Muli is furious. “To hell with being cannon fodder! How can a jerk and his nasty girlfriend with such twisted values be the protagonists? I’m going after the leads! I’ll tear apart the hypocritical white lotus and trample those scumbags. Anyone who objects can come at me! And you, handsome guy, since we’re both cannon fodder, how about we take down the leads together?” The heroine has a fiery temper and is not to be messed with. Her family really does own a mine, and she’s a spoiled little princess. The male lead is a total nutcase who’ll argue even with his own side when he goes off the rails. Premise: