I'm Done Being the Heroine

My upcoming books: "[Period] I Got a Gossip System, But Everyone Can Read My Mind" "Shock! My Back Door Leads Straight to the Frail Crown Prince's Bedroom [The 1980s]" Blurb: One second, nouveau riche Sun Xixi was throwing money around to get what she wanted. The next, she had transmigrated into a novel set in the 1960s, while a deep, resonant voice rang in her ears: A nation with a future cannot be without heroes! Could her mission be to become a national hero? If so, she supposed she could accept being sent to an era of scarcity. But after piecing together the plot, she discovered that the book was actually a biography of the hero Fu Youping! And she was the female lead, abused until he rescued her from a living hell. Wait, so he was the hero, and she was just tossed into the story to make him look good, then expected to devote decades to raising his children and keeping house so he could focus on his career? Wouldn't that clash with her plans? She wanted to find herself a good husband and father, too! That way, she could devote herself entirely to her career, lead China's economy to take off, and turn this biography into a two-hero story! With this vow in her heart, Sun Xixi worked hard on her career while diligently trying to set the male lead up with someone. But at some point, his gaze began to settle on her instead! Every comrade in Fu Youping's company had died heroically on the battlefield, except for him, who had survived after undergoing four surgeries. He had always felt he should have died on that high ground with them. So he was constantly plotting to return to the front lines. Until she appeared... Watching her stand up to a tyrannical company director, fight corruption and promote integrity, improve women's economic standing, and travel to Hong Kong Island herself to pry open a gap in the West's embargo on China, he suddenly realized that there was more than one way to serve one's country. He asked her, "Comrade Sun Xixi, would you marry me and let me be your good husband and father?" I love you, and I love my country. Thank you for making loving you the same as loving my country. ---My upcoming book--- "I Got a Gossip System, But Everyone Can Read My Mind" Blurb: The good news: Ding Yuanyuan transmigrated to the 1960s and got a gossip System that lets her dig up juicy stories whenever she wants. The bad news: The dirt this System digs up about other people is so explosive that she, a naive and clueless high school senior, is utterly fascinated and can't stop reading. She can't even focus on her practice questions anymore! The bad news: Her dad is the son of a landlord. Just before Liberation, he fled to the city with his whole family and bought a permanent-worker identity to pass himself off as a proletarian. There are far too many loopholes like her dad, so the authorities are rechecking everyone's class backgrounds! Ding Yuanyuan: Hmm... A high school senior's simple mind can't handle such complicated social issues. Forget it. I'll lie flat and enjoy the gossip~. ** At a family meeting, the entire Ding family was fretting over how to get past the police station's background check. Ding Yuanyuan fretted along with them for a while, but couldn't think of a solution. So she started scrolling through gossip to take her mind off things. [WTF?! The graves of the Tian family next door have been dug up?! His father's and grandfather's bones were dragged out and left to bake in the sun?!] [Ohhh, so they're landlords through and through! Before Liberation, he heard that they were redistributing land in Hunan and Jiangxi, so he hurriedly sold his land to the tenant farmers for next to nothing. He was well-informed, you see.] [The tenant farmers thought they'd finally become landowners, but who could have guessed that they'd be classified as rich peasants just a few days later...] Ding Yuanyuan stared at her dad in shock. Were landlords really all that awful? Her father jumped, about to explain, but her mother stopped him. Her mother pretended to reminisce to her father: "Back then, your dad was a decent man. Not only did he strictly follow the old government's 'Thirty-Seven-and-a-Half Percent Rent Reduction Order,' he also helped the villagers in years of famine." Her mother added, "If your dad hadn't saved my father from starving to death with three jin of grain, I wouldn't have married you." [Ugh, you only thought my dad was the stupidest one among the men chasing after you...] Her mother quickly shoved a piece of pastry into Ding Yuanyuan's mouth, then diverted attention elsewhere. "I heard someone dug up the graves of Old Tian's family next door!" Ding Yuanyuan happily chewed her pastry and kept scrolling through gossip about Old Tian's family... [Oh, wow, the Tian family hid the gold bars from selling their land in their father's coffin?!] [Oh, no, they stuffed them into Old Wang's butt! He was the neighbor who happened to have a funeral on the same day! How vicious...] [He knew those 'rich peasants' were using the grave-digging as an excuse to force him to show himself. He... he planned to hire my dad to pick up his father's bones, then, while they were furious and kept my dad busy arguing (and beating him up), use the distraction to dig up Old Wang's grave?!] The entire Ding family: ... They suddenly realized they couldn't change their class background, but they could earn merit by reporting class enemies! Later, the Ding family reported one enemy agent, spy, and corrupt official after another... The military even established a special operations division just for Ding Yuanyuan. She was appointed division chief. By day, Chief Ding was a miserable high school senior buried in practice questions. After school, a military vehicle came to pick her up. Her classmates stared in shock as soldiers in green uniforms saluted her. "Reporting, Chief! 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