The Fortunate One of the 1980s

Ye Jiaying woke up and found herself as the beloved daughter of the head of the Hongxing Production Brigade.

The Ye family's third branch had nine sons and only one beautiful girl, Ye Jiaying. The whole family adored her.

Her grandparents protected her, her parents spoiled her, and her nine older brothers doted on her.

Everyone in the village said the Ye family's little girl was incredibly lucky.

In stark contrast was the son of Li the Lame, who lived at the eastern end of the village.

His mother ran away after giving birth to him. His father was a drunk who beat him every day and refused to feed him, and the villagers called him a jinx.

Ye Jiaying felt sorry for him, so she secretly saved eggs and snacks to give him.

Then one day, a car arrived in the village, and a couple got out and wept as they embraced Li the Lame's son.

"Son, we're your real parents!"

Ye Jiaying was there for the whole switched-at-birth revelation, but before the boy left, he gripped her hand tightly.

"From now on, don't give food to anyone else. No one, understand?"

Ten years later, the entire village was in an uproar when a dashing, wealthy young man arrived in a luxury car to take Ye Jiaying to college!

Ye Jiaying gazed at the young man walking toward her against the light. The little lone wolf in her memories had finally become someone everyone looked up to.

The young man stopped in front of the lovely girl. She was the only light in his dark world. All he wanted was to spoil her, spoil her, spoil her.

Reader's guide:

A healing little fairy girl versus a devastatingly handsome, tragic villain

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Deng Chunyan transmigrated into a melodramatic period novel she'd just read the day before, becoming a cannon-fodder supporting character.

To marry the male lead, the original owner abandoned her younger siblings and gave up her job as a radio announcer.

The reborn female lead framed her and made her marry a lame man. She suffered domestic abuse and died of depression.

Deng Chunyan: ...

Her younger siblings will become big shots someday, so she'll raise them well.

The male lead belongs to the female lead, so she'll stay away from him.

Her beauty and sweet voice are natural, and no one can take her radio announcer job from her.

For Deng Chunyan, who knows the plot, what's the point of the male lead when a daily serving of meat is so much better?

Liang Yunpeng, commander of the Hero Company, is tall and handsome. He's the female lead's beloved first love in the novel.

Liang Yunpeng is due back from leave to visit his family, and before he's even home, matchmakers have nearly worn down his doorstep.

But he falls for Deng Chunyan, who comes with two younger siblings in tow.

Liang Yunpeng: Marry me. I'll help you raise your brother and sister.

Theme: Survival of the fittest