Transmigrated into the Female Supporting Character, a Young Educated Youth

Blurb: What do you do when you wake up in 1974? And what if you're the tragic female supporting character from a novel, destined to lose both your money and your man? You can't get enough to eat or wear, and you have to undergo re-education by the poor and lower-middle peasants? Young educated youth Jiang Qiuyue munches on food from her pocket dimension and says, "Sorry, handsome male lead, but this isn't happening!" That strapping soldier next door, though, is so handsome! Completed novels set in the same era: "The Little Fairy of the Sixties," "Playing a Female Supporting Character in an Era Novel [Quick Transmigration]," and "The Cannon Fodder in the Era Novel Won't Put Up with It." Completed CEO romances: "Marrying the Male Lead's Father" and "I Let Loose After Falling into a Domineering CEO Novel." New story, "A Contract Marriage in the Sixties," is now underway: A tough older sister X a Lin Daiyu-like younger brother, making a life together through everyday chores and meals. Le Shan is the family member of a martyr. She graduated from high school and works at a food factory. She's educated and employed, but broad, plump, and strong. At nineteen, her elderly mother fell seriously ill. On her deathbed, she worried her daughter would never marry and insisted on seeing her get married with her own eyes, or she would die with regrets. Shi Zhong comes from a family of scholars. He has a comfortable upbringing and got into university early. He has a promising future and a cultured background, but he's frail and pale. At eighteen, his world turned upside down. His family was torn apart, his father had his leg broken and was about to be sent to the Great Northwest. He desperately needed a lifeline to pull him out of the mire. The two, who should never have crossed paths, meet one day and agree to help each other get what they need. A few days later, Le Shan takes a husband into her home, serves her elderly mother the tea from her "daughter-in-law," and lets her die smiling, her final wish fulfilled. Shi Zhong marries into the Le family and successfully helps his father change his circumstances, sparing him a life of hardship and an lonely death far from home. At first, neither of them takes this contractual marriage seriously. But by the time their pretend relationship turns real, they find themselves enjoying life together more and more. A little scene: The day the Shi family gets back on its feet, Shi Zhong drags his feet, reluctant to leave. "Sis, why don't we just keep living like this?" Le Shan thought she was letting him go, only to be stunned. "We agreed to fake it. Are you being serious now?" Shi Zhong hugs their two children, wearing the look of a wronged husband. The kids are already here, so nobody's backing out now! Note: Marriage first, love later. Both leads are chaste and faithful to each other. Older woman-younger man romance. Theme: Let flowers bloom in the mud.