The 1970S: The Cannon Fodder Little Sister Quits

Before bed, Yue Lanchu read a period novel about a heroine who becomes a stepmother. The heroine is bold and capable, and though her path is full of bumps, she thrives after remarrying. When Yue Lanchu wakes up, she has entered the story. Not as the heroine. She's the heroine's ex-husband's pretty but brainless younger sister, a naive sweetheart who lets herself be treated as a backup option. First, she's tricked into marriage. Then her husband sells her off to his lover, and in the end she dies a miserable death in the mountains. Looking at her older brother, newly married and still alive, and her sister-in-law, who isn't a widow yet, Yue Lanchu's mouth twitches. She's happy to tear up the original plot to save her brother, but she'd rather not be around for their lovey-dovey display! Luckily, she has a golden finger: a narration feature that shows descriptions of all kinds of things. For example: When she sees an object: [Narration: A clay basin that's been used for five years and has a small chip in it.] When she sees a person: [Narration: Sun Huifen thinks you're very hungry, so she gives you a sweet potato to tide you over.] [Narration: Jia Lin is trying hard to show off how capable he is, but deep down he's plotting how to swindle you out of your money so he can take his lover out for a nice meal.] Looks like before saving her brother, she should deal with that scumbag and that shameless woman first! P.S. 1: This is not a typical System story. The narration is just narration. The heroine will grow and build a career of her own. P.S. 2: The male lead appears late and is more of a background character. Theme: A beautiful future begins with staying true to yourself.