My Mom Is the Real Female Lead [The 1980s]

[New next door: I Am the Female Supporting Character in a Period Novel]

Song Zhizhi transmigrated into a book, and before she could celebrate that her mother was the heroine of this period novel, she was told that her mother was the original heroine, whose life had been stolen by a woman who transmigrated into a book and who had been framed into marrying a lazy, idle male supporting character.

Watching the transmigrated heroine and her daughter next door live in a big house, drive a little car, and wear pretty dresses, Song Zhizhi clenched her tiny fists and decided to push her lazy father to improve himself.

After plenty of chaos, Song Zhizhi finally led her parents onto the road to entrepreneurship. Just then, she learned that her father was actually the long-lost son of a wealthy family?

Later...

When the transmigrated heroine and the male lead worked hard to start a business and buy a huge mansion, they discovered that it belonged to the company owned by Song Zhizhi's eldest uncle?

The company the transmigrated heroine and the male lead wanted to partner with actually belonged to Song Zhizhi's second uncle?

Looking at the transmigrated heroine, whose worry that the male lead would be stolen away had given her crow's feet and wrinkles, then at her own mother, who still looked like her sister, Song Zhizhi suddenly felt that it wasn't so bad for her mother to be the original heroine who'd had such bad luck.

[Coming soon 1: Raising a Villain with the Top Scholar in the Seventies. Please add it to your collection]

Blurb One

Gu Weiguo didn't realize until the moment he died that he was the male supporting character and villain in a period novel.

His sole purpose was to make the man next door's life look wonderful.

When he opened his eyes, he had been reborn as a three-year-old. He clenched his tiny fists.

He decided to deal first with his useless, cowardly, alcoholic birth father and his weak, incompetent mother who only dared to bully her own family.

But the situation before him left him dumbfounded.

Blurb Two

After transmigrating into a period novel, Shen An'an didn't become the heroine. Instead, she became the villain's mother.

Being a mother was one thing, but the whole family was awful in the original plot: the husband was an idle wife-beater, the wife was weak and incompetent and only bullied her own family, and their son was a gloomy, cold little villain. They were the perfect negative foil for the male lead's family.

Who could put up with that?

Shen An'an clenched her fists and, on her very first day, kicked her alcoholic, violent husband unconscious.

As for her son... Oh my, this little dumpling is adorable. I'll keep him for now.

Just as Shen An'an was planning to get rich with the little dumpling, she suddenly noticed that her useless husband had changed.

Not only had the lazy good-for-nothing become hardworking, he also had beautiful handwriting. More importantly, he even knew how to paint her eyebrows.

What really won Shen An'an over was that he could write poetry and say all sorts of flowery things.

Shen An'an: Maybe I should keep him around for now and kick him out when I get tired of him?

This novel is also known as The Strangest Family.

[Coming soon 2: Transmigrated as the Cannon-Fodder Fiancee of the Fake Young Master]

Cheng Yaya transmigrated into a book as the cannon-fodder fiancee of the fake young master.

When she learned about the real and fake young masters, the original owner had immediately declared that she wanted to break off the engagement.

After that, she praised the real young master at every opportunity and belittled and scorned the fake one.

Little did she know that the fake young master wouldn't be driven out of the wealthy family. In fact, he would build an empire from scratch and become a business mogul.

In the book, the original owner's family went bankrupt, and the fake young master sent them to a small island to grow bananas so they could pay off their debts.

Thinking of this, Cheng Yaya shuddered and looked at the fake young master sitting across from her. The original owner had asked him out to break off their engagement.

She quickly put on a bright smile. "Even though my family doesn't approve of our engagement, I'm willing to follow love to the ends of the earth. So let's elope!"

The elegant, refined man across from her raised his eyes. The disdain in them couldn't have been more obvious.

Oh no! Her desperate instinct to survive had made her forget that the fake young master had never liked this fiancee and had always hated her clingy behavior.

To stay safe, Cheng Yaya decided to make him break off the engagement. So she did everything he hated: checked up on him, brought him loving lunches, and stuck by his side every day. She never expected that instead of a broken engagement, she'd get news of their wedding.

Cheng Yaya was bewildered. What on earth had gone wrong?

The man tugged at his tie and cornered her against the wall. "What, aren't you happy to follow love to the ends of the earth?"

Theme: Taking what doesn't belong to you doesn't necessarily bring happiness. It's better to keep your feet on the ground.