The 1970s Female Supporting Character Won't Be a Doormat

Xu Weiwei is the most doted-on daughter in the Xu family. She was raised plump and fair-skinned, with delicate skin, and didn't look like a country girl at all.

The childhood betrothal her family arranged was to a young man who became the captain of the production team at a very young age. He was handsome, too. Every girl in the village envied her.

Seventeen-year-old Xu Weiwei had a secret crush on her fiancé. She counted down the days until she came of age and could marry him.

Of course, that was before she discovered the truth.

After fainting from heatstroke and waking up, Xu Weiwei found a lot of new information in her mind. It turned out she had been born into the book.

In a little while, her parents would bring home her reborn cousin from town, and a female educated youth who had transmigrated into a book would soon arrive in the village.

First, her reborn cousin hated her whole family and wanted to destroy their livelihood. Then the transmigrated educated youth started batting her eyelashes at Xu Weiwei's fiancé, looking absolutely sure she would win him over.

Xu Weiwei shrugged. Forget it. Fiancé, come here. How about we break off our engagement? If I can't afford to get involved, I can at least stay out of it.

Blurb 2:

Song Qingyuan had a childhood sweetheart who was also his fiancée. He'd finally raised her from a little girl, and just as he was about to marry her, she suddenly demanded to break off their engagement.

But how could he possibly let go of his sweet and delicious childhood sweetheart? Of course he'd hold her tightly in his arms, keep her close, and savor her slowly.

Handsome young fiancé: There's no way we're breaking off the engagement. Weiwei, don't be afraid. I'll protect you.

This story is entirely fictional. Please don't scrutinize it, investigate it, or read too much into it.

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