The Female Supporting Character of the Seventies Has a Halo

My next novel is The Foil Female Side Character Becomes the Empress [The 1970s]. The blurb is after this one.

Xu Aili transmigrates into a period novel as a female side character, someone whose sole purpose is to make the reborn female lead shine.

She's unfazed. Oh, she's familiar with this setup. A transmigrator versus a reborn heroine: usually, they fight to the death.

She simply throws in the towel. Who has time for palace intrigue in a period novel? Find something to eat! She's so malnourished she's stopped growing. She needs to reclaim the B-cup breasts she had in her previous life.

Unfortunately, she's destined to be the chosen side character. A System crashes right into her, clearly planning to give her a golden finger so she can take on the heroine.

Without hesitation, she hands all the benefits to the people around her. This has nothing to do with me. I'm just a middleman making a little profit. I take no responsibility for anything that happens.

Later, she not only reduces the novel's heroine to a flickering flame in the wind, but also helps a whole cast of cannon fodder side characters become formidable power players. Meanwhile, thanks to their support, she becomes the most popular female character in the book, living comfortably and winning at life without lifting a finger.

Who needs a B-cup? You can't even imagine how much fun it is to be a side character!

Important note: There are plenty of beautiful bloggers who specialize in cooking videos. Don't associate the heroine with any of them. She's actually a goofball and has nothing to do with being a goddess. Please don't bring up real-life bloggers, or someone might get hurt by mistake.

The blurb for my next novel, The Foil Female Side Character Becomes the Empress [The 1970s]:

Jiang Zhi only dozed off for a moment before her coronation ceremony. When she opened her eyes again, she'd lost her position as empress and become an ordinary girl in Xishui Village.

This was a completely unfamiliar era, with no classical literary texts, and even the Four Olds were being smashed. She was so scared she didn't speak for six months.

She noticed the people around her were strange. Her older female cousin would inexplicably laugh at her, her aunt would shake her head and sigh at her, and even her four-year-old younger male cousin called her a foolish woman behind her back, saying she'd never have a good life.

Later, after several nights of nightmares, she realized that every dream showed scenes from different stories. The protagonists of the stories were her older cousin, her aunt, and her little cousin. In every story there was a female side character who served as a foil, making the protagonist seem clever and powerful. Her name was Jiang Zhi.

Later, she woke up and grew stronger.

Theme: My fate is in my own hands, not heaven's.