After I Led the Male Lead of a Period Novel On

Le Yao is a young woman who transmigrated and was forced to go down to the countryside in her brother's place. Han Yu is a team leader who voluntarily left the military and returned to his hometown. The two should have had nothing to do with each other, but neither of them expected to end up sneaking into a grove together one day. Only after sneaking into the grove did Le Yao realize she had transmigrated into a book. And the team leader she'd just pinned down and kissed over and over was the male lead? He even looked at her with red eyes and said he'd marry her! Le Yao: "..." What if she doesn't want to take responsibility? He's the male lead, while she's a cannon-fodder passerby. Their statuses don't even match. How could they possibly be together? Besides, life is already hard enough. Why should she, Le Xiao Yao, cling to a crooked tree that is destined to belong to someone else? No way. It's not a good fit. Goodbye! Male lead: "Heh." Afterward, it turned out that some people really do end up loving what they once rejected. Notes: 1. SC, 1v1 2. The female lead has a golden finger System shop A similar ongoing novel next door, Contract Marriage in the Sixties: [Tough big sister x Lin Daiyu little brother, the everyday life of cooking, rice, oil, salt, soy sauce, vinegar, and tea] As the daughter of a martyr, Le Shan graduated from high school and works at a food factory. She's educated and employed, but broad and strong. At nineteen, her elderly mother became seriously ill. On her deathbed, worried her daughter would never marry, she insisted on seeing her get married with her own eyes, or she wouldn't die in peace. Shi Zhong comes from a family of scholars. He has a comfortable upbringing and got into university early. He's well-bred and has a bright future, but he's frail and pale. At eighteen, disaster struck. His family fell apart, his father had his leg broken, and he was about to be sent to the far northwest. He desperately needed a lifeline to pull him out of the mire. The two should have had nothing to do with each other, but one day they met and agreed to give each other what they needed. A few days later, Le Shan took a husband into her home, let her elderly mother drink the tea offered by her "daughter-in-law," and fulfilled her mother's last wish, allowing her to die with a smile. Meanwhile, Shi Zhong married into the Le family and successfully helped his father change his circumstances, sparing him hardship and death in a foreign land. Neither of them took their contractual marriage seriously at first, but by the time their pretend marriage became real, life together had become more and more enjoyable. Little scene: On the day the Shi family got back on their feet, Shi Zhong dawdled, reluctant to leave. "Sis, why don't we just keep living like this?" Le Shan had let him go for nothing. Stunned, she said, "We agreed to pretend. You're serious now?" Shi Zhong clutched their two children, looking like a wronged husband. The kids had already been born, so nobody could back out now! Note: Marriage first, love later. Both are inexperienced in love and loyal only to each other. Older woman/younger man romance. Completed novels: Being the Female Supporting Character in Period Dramas [Quick Transmigration], Transmigrated into a Female Educated Youth, The Little Fairy of the Sixties, Marrying the Male Lead's Father Theme: Even in difficult times, one should live positively and strive to improve.