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Xu Ling transmigrates into the body of a supporting female character in an era novel. In the story, she is the heroine's classmate and constantly picks fights with her, leading to a tragic end.
The original owner had a bright future ahead of her after joining the cultural troupe, but in the end, the heroine framed her and took her place in the troupe. The original owner was sent to the countryside instead.
After going to the countryside, she suffered one setback after another. A scumbag deceived her into giving him her body and marrying him, leaving her with no hope of returning to the city. Unable to bear it any longer, she took her own life.
Meanwhile, the heroine joined the cultural troupe, found success, married the male lead, and lived happily ever after.
Luckily, the story hasn't reached the point where she is sent to the countryside yet. There's still time to change things. You want to steal my life? Not a chance.
The new female soldier in the cultural troupe is a wonderful dancer, and she can also perform skits and comedy routines. The soldiers are completely smitten with her and can't wait for the next show.
Even Regiment Commander Zhou, usually taciturn and focused solely on work and training, seems like a different man lately. When Comrade Xu Ling, visiting with a performance, sprained her ankle, he carried her away without a word.
He used to be the last person to attend a show. Now he arrives first, and even brings flowers afterward.
The political commissar can't help teasing him: "Has the iron tree finally blossomed?"
Regiment Commander Zhou is not the original male lead.
This is all completely fictional!!!!
The entire story is fictional, so please don't nitpick the details.
Everything in this story is made up by the author. Please don't compare it to real life!!!
There are no real-life inspirations. Many details are entirely invented and have no connection to reality.
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Lu Jiajia is the daughter of the owner of a farm in Dalin Village. Since her family has only three daughters, the farm owner arranges for his eldest daughter, Lu Jiajia, to take in a husband.
But the man she marries into the family turns out to be a parasite who preys on families without sons. Before the wedding, he sweet-talks and deceives Lu Jiajia. Afterward, he reveals his true colors, lazing around and taking advantage of being the farm owner's son-in-law.
He often beats Lu Jiajia, and eventually even drives her father to his death.
While pregnant, Lu Jiajia is still made to do farm work for work points. Heavy labor causes her to go into labor prematurely, and she dies in the fields during a difficult birth.
Only after Lu Jiajia dies does she learn that she was a cannon-fodder supporting character in a son-in-law-era novel. Her role was to serve as a foil for the heroine.
The heroine takes in a husband, and so does she. Because she constantly clashes with the heroine, she is destined to become cannon fodder. She takes in a selfish parasite who preys on families without sons, while the heroine takes in an educated, well-mannered city youth.
In the story, Lu Jiajia's life gets worse and worse after she takes in a husband, while the heroine grows happier and happier. After Lu Jiajia's father dies, the heroine's father becomes the farm owner, and everything Lu Jiajia once had becomes the heroine's.
Reborn, Lu Jiajia finds herself back before taking in a husband. That scumbag wants to prey on a family without sons? Then she'll let him experience what it's like to be the one without a family.
After dumping the scumbag, Lu Jiajia marries Ji Li, a widower with children who lives in the cowshed.
Lu Jiajia tells her father, "Why bother taking in a husband? Watch me sort everything out in one go. Now you'll have grandchildren, both boys and girls."
The farm owner: "..." That's quite a blessing. Do you want it?
The farm owner later: "Yes, yes, yes! I'll take that blessing."
Everyone in the village thinks Lu Jiajia has gone crazy. She could have married a young man with no previous marriage, but instead she chose a widower with children and a bad class background. She must have something wrong with her.
Only Lu Jiajia knows that Ji Li will one day become a pioneering crop researcher and a real big shot. She'd better cling to him fast.
Later, Ji Li gets the chance to return to the city, but he doesn't go. Everyone is baffled.
Ji Li: "Wherever my wife is, that's where I am. If she says east, I wouldn't dare go west."
Just as everyone decides they're both crazy and deserve each other, their lives get better and better. The farm's harvests of wheat, pumpkins, rice, and other crops are all bountiful.
Ji Li quickly becomes a researcher, and the authorities even build a research center for him on the farm. Lu Jiajia passes the college entrance exam and later becomes the farm owner. She runs the farm brilliantly and leads the whole village to prosperity.
Theme: Love life
Why does it feel like the female protagonist is forced by public opinion to be with the male protagonist? It's so uncomfortable.
Shouldn't the whole family be criticized, sent down, and imprisoned?
After embezzling 150,000 yuan, how could Zhang Shufen still be able to return to the city?
Ji collapsed too quickly. I want to say that she is not the kind of person who breaks down easily. She should be very scheming.
Just read it after writing it. Don't make excuses for being lazy.
Those lemons are really stupid. Good classmates cannot maintain friendship, but all of them have short-sightedness and waste money.
Everyone in this dormitory is full of sour lemons, let's see if anyone is sober.
Did heroine Xu step on shit? It has been smelly and moldy for so long... There are so many envious people, one after another...
The pace of this story is really amazing, hey
Is it really that crispy? Even 2 people can't do it alone!