Born in 1966

New serial in my column: The Girl Who Transmigrated to the 1950s to Raise a Male Lead

Guan Shaoning transmigrated into a period novel and became a female supporting character destined for a tragic ending.

As the upright and kind-hearted older sister of the female lead, she grew fat because of an illness and could not get married, spending her life alone.

In the whole book, the only person whose tragic fate could rival hers was the male supporting character, Shi Dan, who had been orphaned since childhood.

Because of an accidental mistake by the female lead, Shi Dan developed a fear of women and could never marry.

Guan Shaoning was a chubby five-year-old with more foresight than kids her age: two negatives have to make a positive! One couldn't get married, and the other couldn't take a wife. They were a perfect match!

So Guan Shaoning blocked Shi Dan's path. "Pick one: collecting sheep droppings or becoming a live-in son-in-law!"

Seven-year-old Shi Dan kicked the sheep-dung basket aside. "I choose a wife!"

Guan Shaoning was quite pleased, but as she raised this little live-in son-in-law... something seemed a little off?

Guan Shaoning (alarmed): "You transmigrated too!"

Shi Dan (fondly): "You only just realized?"

Blurb: The everyday antics and mischief of the heroine's family, led by a fake underachiever who's ranked dead last.

[Thanks to the lovely Chunzhixue for making the cover for me!]

Content notes:

1. It won't be too angsty.

2. This is a fictional period setting. Please don't scrutinize the historical details.

3. The heroine has a strong personality. She may suffer hardships, but she won't be taken advantage of.

4. The male lead…

5. The heroine is sweet on her own, and once she has a male lead, they'll be sweet together!

6. The supporting characters get plenty of scenes too, since this is about everyday rural family squabbles and trivial matters. If you're planning to leave our little sister, please don't tell me!

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