The Lazy Supporting Lady Transmigrates into a Book

An Shu transmigrated into a book, into the body of the vicious supporting female character after the heroine was reborn. In the end, the heroine was supposed to leave her with no corpse intact.

An Shu was timid and cowardly, so she decided to keep her head down and stay far away from trouble. She married a living dead man who wasn't expected to live much longer, planning to become a young widow, inherit his family fortune, and spend the rest of her days doing nothing.

But not long after she married him, the living dead man, who had been unconscious for years and was supposed to be at death's door, woke up...

The handsome, stern-faced man pinned her against the wall. "My wife, thank you for never giving up on me. I, your husband, will repay you with my whole life."

An Shu's heart raced, and she froze in place.

Oh no! That part wasn't in the book!

Later, this man, rumored to be cold-blooded and brutal, kept her at his side as he stood above the crowd, receiving the people's prostrated bows.

Watching the hero and heroine lower their heads and respectfully call her Aunt, An Shu couldn't help sighing. She never imagined a lazy nobody like her could latch onto a powerful patron and reach the pinnacle of life.

An Shu didn't know that her powerful patron had clawed his way back from the gates of death because of her.

The setting is entirely fictional, with plenty of author-invented details. Please don't nitpick the historical accuracy.

The hero kills without batting an eye, so proceed with caution.

One-on-one romance, no harem infighting. A light, uncomplicated story. The heroine is an ordinary, timid girl who just goes with the flow and has no ambition.

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Blurb:

Si Yang was a complete playboy. After dying in a street-racing accident, he transmigrated to ancient times as a simpleminded farmer's son. He was nine years old, with snot bubbling from his nose, and his family was dirt poor, with nothing but bare walls.

And the strangest part was that this nine-year-old simpleton actually had a beautiful fiancée...

His fiancée was named Chun Jin. At the ripe old age of fifteen, she was frank and spirited, yet gentle too. She took meticulous care of the boy and did everything she could to make their lives better.

Looking at the difficult life ahead, Si Yang cursed and complained, but he could only roll up his sleeves and work hard to earn money, bringing his fiancée along as they worked their way to prosperity.

And that journey lasted a lifetime.

Chun Jin was beautiful and in the prime of her youth, yet she was engaged to a nine-year-old simpleton.

The neighbors watched and sighed. Some pitied her, while others mocked and scorned her.

Chun Jin gritted her teeth and carried on with her life, though she still couldn't help crying to herself when night fell and all was quiet.

She thought she would have to endure such a life forever. She never expected the simpleton to suddenly come to his senses, earn money to buy land and a house, and send her a lavish bridal procession to take her as his wife.

As the years passed, their life together became a beloved local tale.

*The hero transmigrates, while the heroine is a local. A faux age-gap romance, with the heroine six years older than the hero.

The setting is entirely fictional, so please don't nitpick the historical accuracy. A slow-paced story about everyday family life.

A coming-of-age story in which the hero and heroine support each other as they build a prosperous life. They have no intimate relationship before adulthood.

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Theme: Ordinary people can have extraordinary lives too.