The Only Daughter of a Multimillionaire in the Nineties

In a 1970s-era novel about a woman who runs away while pregnant, there is a female supporting character who is obsessively in love with the male lead.

Spoiled and overweight, she is egged on by her green tea best friend to sleep with the male lead and make it a done deal. Unaware that it's a trap, she is humiliated and dies in the street.

Her devoted father falls into depression and kills himself; Lin Jing, who treasured her above all else, is driven into a breakdown.

Qin Xiao transmigrates into the story just as the female character is about to cook the rice she has washed.

Qin Xiao: ... Pah!

She's done loving the male lead!

She has money, her father, and Lin Jing. All she wants is to live a good life and earn more money.

Unexpectedly, she has a talent for attracting wealth, and her father's assets grow from tens of millions to hundreds of millions.

And as for Lin Jing, aloof and solitary, she won't keep him at a distance anymore. When he's upset and discouraged, she'll gently call him by name.

Later, when Lin Jing asks her for kisses again and again, he loves holding Qin Xiao close and coaxing her over and over: "Be good, call me Lin Jing one more time."

[She's a star in the sky, the moon beneath the sea. Just hearing her say Lin Jing is enough to make him surrender, armor and all.]

Completed novels:

"The All-Round Stepmother of the 1970s": I turned the kids and my husband into big shots.

"The Lucky Mute Wife of the 1980s": The heroine is incredibly lucky and can fight, too!

"The Bride-to-Be Maid": The tyrant is always playing games with me.

Theme: Protection and companionship