Blurb One
Gan Tian wants to roast a goose and eat it herself. But after using a shoddy clay pot, she accidentally blows herself straight into 1980s Lancheng.
Lying in a hospital bed, Gan Tian learns that she's transmigrated into a power fantasy novel with a strong female lead.
The good news is that she's taken over the body of a young woman who went south to seek her fortune as a migrant worker. As an assistant supervisor at an electronics factory, she earns a whopping 200 yuan a month, making her one of the best-paid workers of the era.
The bad news is that the original owner is the villainous supporting woman in the novel. She competes with the heroine for men and promotions, constantly setting traps for her. Eventually, she gets herself killed in one of those traps.
Known facts: The supporting woman has just had her first argument with the heroine over the scumbag boyfriend.
The result: The supporting woman gets into a car accident and lands in the hospital, and the whole factory knows that she tried to catch her boyfriend cheating but ended up getting hurt instead.
Question: Having transmigrated into the original owner's body with only four months left to live, what should Gan Tian do about this romantic mess?
Blurb Two:
As a descendant of a roast goose family with a tradition stretching back hundreds of years, Gan Tian's one true love is roast goose.
But according to the family rules, Gan Tian has not been chosen by the head of the family as the successor, so she can't pursue a career in roast goose.
All she can do is study as her family demands, and after a great deal of effort, she gets into a graduate program at a university far from home.
Then, through a careless mistake, Gan Tian transmigrates into a novel. Once she learns the plot, she laughs with her hands on her hips. At last, she can make the Gan family's roast goose famous here!
Theme: Grow through adversity, succeed in your studies, and build your hometown.
This plot is inexplicable
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There are so many dirty people, doing all kinds of despicable things.
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Someone paid for the medical expenses, why did Mao want to be discharged from the hospital to save money for him?
Who is the male protagonist? Will she be the heroine of Kurohara? I always feel that what happened to the original owner is too coincidental.