A Beauty Like Cream in the 1980S [Book Transmigration]

Wen Xin's best friend turned against her. To get revenge, she wrote Wen Xin into a melodramatic period novel. In the story, the supporting female character who shares Wen Xin's name has parents who get the male lead's entire family sent away for forced labor. After his family is reinstated, she fears their revenge and forces the girl to become their unpaid “housekeeper.” Watching the character based on her get abused in body and spirit by the cold, abstinent male lead, then fall in love with him like some kind of masochist, Wen Xin scoffs. Hmph! No man, no matter how handsome, could give me Stockholm syndrome, okay?! But the moment she says this, she finds herself inside the novel, suitcase and all. Faced with this melodramatic world, Wen Xin has two choices: 1. Turn around and leave, wearing a face even more flawless, fair, and beautiful than the original character's. 2. Make the cold male lead cry, then put him firmly in his place. But later... “Come here.” His voice is hoarse and his eyes dark. Rising from the sofa with his shirt half open, he pins her against the wall while she's cleaning and eagerly kisses her. Wen Xin: “...” Didn't the plot say the male lead despised the female character so much he wouldn't even let her touch the hem of his clothes? Then who is this man who can't keep his hands or mouth off her? Someone: “So, who's the one who's been put firmly in their place, hmm?” Reader's Guide 1. She transmigrates into the book, and the female lead has a System. 2. This is an alternate-world, alternate-world, alternate-world period novel about transmigrating into a book! Don't overanalyze the details! Everything follows the rules of the novel the protagonist transmigrated into. 3. The male lead is handsome and dashing, with broad shoulders and long legs, and radiates an air of abstinence (and being tormented). 4. To be continued... Theme: