The Villain's Mother Is a Big Shot [The 1970s]

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Su Qingqing, a thousand-year-old fox spirit, never imagined she'd get trapped in a period novel.

The book features a fat, stupid, lovesick female supporting character who abandons her husband and child, asks for no title, and willingly works like an ox and a horse to serve the male lead's mother and sister. As it happens, she became that lovesick woman.

The book also features a crafty villain with three children. As it happens, she's the mother of those three little villains.

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As the pride of the fox clan, Su Qingqing had never imagined becoming someone's wife and mother, until she noticed the rich spiritual energy on the villain.

After clinging to him, she discovered that the villain was exactly as described in the book:

He looked honest and simple, but was crafty inside. His three innocent and adorable children had been raised by him into little villains hated by everyone. Though they had every advantage, they ultimately lost to the male lead, who was blessed with the protagonist's halo, and the whole family met a miserable end.

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Su Qingqing rested her chin on her hand, watching the villain's honest-looking cheeks turn red from the heat. He fidgeted before pulling a bunch of roses out from behind his back. “I just picked these up by the roadside. They're for you.”

Su Qingqing: “...” This villain seems a little different.

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Reader advisory:

1. The male lead has a twisted moral compass and dumps people as soon as he's done using them. Read with caution if that's a dealbreaker.

2. The female lead is a thousand-year-old monster and a max-level powerhouse who plays the fool to catch the tiger.

Recommended completed novel: The Female Educated Youth's Husband from the Countryside. Click the author's profile.

Recommended upcoming novel: After Becoming the Female Supporting Character, I Cling to the Male Lead with My Son [The 1970s]

Blurb:

What young people think of Ying Deyou:

The richest man in Jishi, who built his fortune from nothing. Powerful, influential, handsome, and charming. Even past fifty, he can still make a whole crowd of young women swoon.

What the elderly say: “Ayou's had a hard life. He's a poor country boy who treats his spoiled city wife like a queen. What a shame such a good young man got held back.”

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Qian Jinbao fell into the water and was rescued by an old man from the village. Everyone said she'd lost her virtue, that she was impure and had been fooling around. In a fit of anger, she married the old man.

During their four years of marriage, she bore him a son. On the day she returned to the city, she left a letter and secretly ran away with her son.

After returning, she learned that her good-for-nothing older brother had found her a stepmother. She rolled up her sleeves and got into a fight with him.

Not only did she have to keep her stepmother from taking the family's property, she also had to save her unreliable father and brother. When the old man came looking for her, she had to keep him from taking their son, too.

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Qian Jinbao had a dream. In it, she was a disposable female supporting character in a book, and the old man was the male lead. She and her son would meet a tragic end.

The events of the dream began coming true one after another. Terrified of the unknown, she packed her things, took her son, and went back with the old man.

As for her stepsister, the female lead... Who cares if she's the female lead? Qian Jinbao was going to stick with the old man first. She urged her son, “Xiaobao, hurry up and call him Dad. Cling to your dad's leg!”

Ying Deyou: “...”

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