The Female Lead of Period Dramas [Quick Transmigration]

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Zhao Mingzhu had the script of a female lead in her hands. She lowered her head and read it:

The male lead in the story would become a great general. He had a limitless future, impeccable character, and handsome looks.

From the start of the story to the very end, there would be a mother-in-law who rolled around and threw tantrums; a father-in-law who whined about being poor and pinched every penny; and a grandmother who picked fights with everyone and everything.

There would also be a talented drama queen of a sister-in-law, a lazy and gluttonous younger brother-in-law, an eldest brother-in-law who obeyed his mother in everything, a second brother-in-law who favored boys over girls, and three sisters-in-law who were experts at household intrigue.

On top of all that, there were countless awful relatives.

The whole story was about how, as the female lead, she fought off awful people, tore apart romantic rivals, and battled on without end!

Mingzhu closed the script. Her top priority now was to avoid the male lead and take action!

World One: A Spiritual Spring in the 1950s

World Two: The 1960s (updating)

There is a romantic pairing, but it has nothing to do with the male lead.

Former titles: The Female Lead of a Period Novel Refuses to Follow the Plot, Mingzhu's Guide to Training Dogs, The Little Ball's Adventures

Theme: The female lead just wants to live a quiet life. She doesn't want to spend every day dealing with one outrageous person after another.