The Male Supporting Character’s Scumbag Ex-Wife Was Reborn

[Main story complete, bonus chapters updating] Nan Xiang finally learns that she is the villainess in a period novel. In the book, she competes with the heroine at every turn, trips her up at every opportunity, and uses underhanded tactics to marry the supporting male character the heroine loves. But she has no feelings for him. After giving birth to twins, she falls for another man, then soon abandons her husband and the twins to elope with him. Because of her, one twin is left intellectually disabled and the other physically disabled. She, too, dies a miserable death. Fortunately, she awakens to the truth on the way to elope. No longer bound by the plot, she firmly rejects the other man's temptation, turns back to the village, and decides to take responsibility for her children and herself. One day, the supporting male character, Ji Suizhou, returns to the village. Seeing two chubby children and a radiant woman, he asks curiously, "You are...?" Nan Xiang replies, "The mother of your children." Ji Suizhou: ??? Coming soon: Beloved by Everyone in the Seventies. Add it to your favorites! Most people who transmigrate end up as emperors or generals. Cheng Yu, however, transmigrates straight into the impoverished 1970s as a six-year-old child, joining the poorest family in the poorest village in the country. They're poor! Grandma worries. Dad sighs. Mom grieves. Big brother broods. But ever since she arrives, Grandma smiles, Dad is delighted, Mom is happy, Big Brother runs around joyfully, and the village becomes the richest in the country. She also becomes the most beautiful girl in the village. Suitors come knocking in droves, but she chooses the one who blushes. Message: Never give up on yourself, no matter when or where. Keep going and you'll succeed.