The Seventies’ Female Supporting Character Only Loves Studying

Ren Anning was reborn. She discovered that she was the female supporting character in a book. In her previous life, she competed with her stepsister, Mi Baiwei, the female protagonist who had transmigrated into a book, for a man. She let her studies slide, failed the college entrance exam twice in the year after it was reinstated, and eventually had her fiance stolen from her. After failing the exams, her stepmother told her she was already too old and sent her to work as a laborer in a textile factory. She died in a fire. Reborn in this life, she decided never to fight over a man again. She would study hard, get into university, and grow wings of her own. Her stepsister loved putting on a spoiled, willful act in front of other people. "Big Sis, let me do the dishes. You never do those because you say they’ll hurt your hands." Let her do as she pleased. Not having to work felt... kind of great! After Ren Anning broke off her engagement, she overheard her stepsister muttering about how strange it was that she’d given up a promising fiance. Ren Anning was so startled she made up a pen pal and hurried back to studying. Later, Mi Baiwei, who had stolen the future multimillionaire, saw her stepsister’s name on the list of the nation’s outstanding young researchers. Mi Baiwei: Hmph! She must have gone bald from studying! The next day, the gossip papers announced: "Breaking! Jiang Shaojie, chairman of Anning Group and the richest man in our province, caught arguing on a Beijing street with his girlfriend Ren Anning! He demands to know who her pen pal of ten years really is!" Ren Anning: What pen pal? I only love studying. * No one can stop the female supporting character from studying. * A top student who only cares about studying x a rebellious male lead who spends every day competing with her studies for attention and ends up having no choice but to study alongside her A school romance set in the past, with growing up together and everyday family life. Theme: Education changes lives.