Coming next: My Sweet Little Wife from the 1970s. A cute little fox has a good life in the 1970s. Please add it to your reading list!
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Food content creator Tang Xiaoqin had just bought a house when she transmigrated.
She became the cannon-fodder supporting character in a period novel who pursued the male lead in vain and nearly married a fool.
When she woke up,
she kicked out all the awful relatives and ridiculous protagonists.
Wouldn't it be better to build a career, buy a house, and become a self-made millionaire?
Everyone thought that after splitting from her family, Tang Xiaoqin would go hungry and cold, living a miserable life.
Her uncle, the factory director: "Xiaoqin, you must have had a hard time. From now on, your uncle will look after you."
The village chief: "Tang Xiaoqin is a smart and hardworking comrade."
A visiting official: "Comrade Tang Xiaoqin cooks better than the state-run grand restaurant."
Later, she moved to the city, got urban residency, and became the head chef at the state-run grand restaurant.
Tang Xiaoqin's only misstep was taking pity on Duan Yan, an unlucky cannon-fodder male supporting character, and feeding him.
After the female lead of the novel, Yuan Qingya, awakened, she discovered that the plot was following the events of a parallel-universe side story.
Her former glory was gone, her husband did nothing but eat and wait to die, and her son was rebellious and spoiled. She suffered the hardships of poverty and decline.
Meanwhile, Duan Yan, the fiance she had rejected, had a charmed life and became a winner.
In this life, she was going to win her fiance back!
A little scene:
At a business gathering, the atmosphere was just right when someone asked:
"I hear Mr. Tang keeps a handsome man like an iceberg hidden at home. You've kept him for years, so why not bring him out to meet us?"
Slightly tipsy, Tang Xiaoqin put a finger to her lips. "Shh. He's not some pretty boy. He's just terribly unlucky, so I took pity on him and helped turn his luck around."
Just then, a tall, handsome man pulled her into his arms. "Oh? Is that all you did, Mrs. Duan?"
Wait, Duan Yan? Isn't he Pingcheng's richest man?
--Coming Soon--
My Sweet Little Wife from the 1970s
Yun Jiaojiao is the internet-famous snow fox at X Nature Reserve, beloved by visitors.
Life is wonderful: people feed her, take pictures, and praise her.
Then she wakes up in the 1970s, an era of shortages and hardship.
Everyone calls her a shameless vixen, a flirt, and a gold digger who seduced a promising educated youth.
At that moment, Yun Jiaojiao has just one thought: How is she going to get something to eat?
Fu Chenhan is tall, handsome, and cold. To fulfill his critically ill mother's dying wish, he marries Yun Jiaojiao through a matchmaker.
The beautiful, delicate girl had wanted to marry a capable man, but her stepmother schemed against her and forced her to marry him.
He doesn't want a marriage forced on him, and is determined to divorce her and go to university.
As soon as they enter the house, he speaks first. "Since you don't want to live with me, let's get a divorce..."
Her eyes brimming with tears, innocent and frail, she tugs at his sleeve. "I'm hungry."
Fu Chenhan's heart softens, and the words that come out instead are, "I'll cook for you."
One day, he comes home late, and the person waiting for him to feed her has gone to someone else's house. Angrily, he goes and drags her back.
Yun Jiaojiao uses the words she's just learned to needle him. "When are we getting divorced?"
At last, he makes up his mind to force this unripe melon to become sweet.
The villagers waiting for a bit of gossip discover that Fu Chenhan has a little tail following him around, pointing out chickens running by and pigs snoring, and asking to eat them.
"Has Yun Jiaojiao turned into a spendthrift?"
The auntie next door whispers to her husband, "Whenever Jiaojiao comes over, something good happens to our family. That girl's a lucky charm."
Yun Guixiang has been reborn. With memories of her previous life, she knows that the man her stepsister can't stand will become the most powerful and influential tycoon in the entire city of Yuan. Once Yun Jiaojiao jumps into the river and dies, she'll win her brother-in-law over and live a life of luxury.
But why hasn't Yun Jiaojiao died yet? And why does she look so pitifully at Yun Guixiang and say she's ugly?
Theme: Hard work and cleverness are the keys to a good life.
Watched the later part. I can only say something about the female spindle. Now that we have come to this era, we have friends and relatives, the best ones are gone, and we have our own career and direction. Why do you still want to break up with the person in the novel? Can it really be broken? Are others afraid of trouble? People are not in trouble and have nothing to do with the novel. Isn't it still this world? This is reality the moment you come to the book. I really want to get away and go to the mountains! No, the land and trees are also novels. It's not a waste of time, don't talk about morning and evening together. You may think that the male protagonist didn't get together until he was 32, so it's early! The time has not come, then friends or separated people. It's just infuriating to watch. I thought that the female main chain had a nationwide chain, but it turned out that if I stayed in that place, if it hadn't developed well, wouldn't it be just a restaurant? If the male protagonist doesn't take the initiative, the female protagonist will be here!
The writing is cool and I'm going to tear it apart. What about the average female protagonist?
The heroine is a troublemaker
This heroine deserves it. She deserves it. Why not be strangled to death? She can't do anything stupid and can't even hide.
This heroine is so incompetent
What does it mean that the original owner was a dumpling? Now the heroine is also a dumpling (ー_ー)!!
The heroine is indeed a soft bun, always painless and painless
I still haven't seen the copywriting section.
It's quite annoying, and I still bet, it's wrong
People in the Tang family are too greedy