The Seventies: The Villainess Gives Up

In the novel, Yu Muxin is vain and heartless. She cheats on an exam and frames a friend for the sake of fame and fortune, serving as a mere prop to highlight the heroine.

But the reborn heroine, Lu Yanhong, is refined, gentle, and virtuous. She even repays Yu Muxin's cruelty with kindness by caring for her younger brother. Anyone who sees her can't help giving her a thumbs-up.

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At the moment she transmigrates into the book, her younger cousin is in tears after the original owner slapped her.

The scumbag says, "You actually dared to hit my woman."

Yu Muxin brings her hand down again. "That's right. I'm not letting you off either."

From then on, everyone in the village says Yu Muxin has changed her ways and become capable.

First, she becomes deputy captain of the production team. Then she gets into the military district's cultural troupe. A few years later, she gets into the Capital University through the college entrance exam and starts a factory...

Meanwhile, the much-praised heroine Lu Yanhong has the original novel's script in hand and struggles to pursue her love. She finally marries Wu Jishen, a man who became a household with ten thousand yuan and a child in her previous life, but before she can enjoy her good fortune, she's arrested and taken to the western compound.

*Fictional setting, with a male lead. Updated daily, so feel free to start reading.

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Wen Kexin's mother died when she was young. As the eldest daughter, she was supposed to look after her younger siblings. Her father had a hard enough time providing for the family, so she agreed to marry young and help the family save up a dowry.

But who knew her life would be so hard? Her husband, who had been in the army for three years, died. Her two-year-old daughter was kidnapped by traffickers. After ten years of searching, she was exhausted. Then Zhao Meiyi found the destitute Wen Kexin and had her committed to a psychiatric hospital. Her entire life was spent as a tool, and even her death served to give the heroine Zhao Meiyi a label of kindness and gentleness.

When she woke from a dream, Wen Kexin was drenched in sweat, clutching the little girl still sleeping soundly in her arms.

It turned out that the world she lived in was nothing more than a period drama about a great heroine, and she had been cast as a contrast character and a plot device. She was done with it!

Later, she personally sent Zhao Meiyi to prison.

While Zhao Meiyi tried to snare a rich husband, Wen Kexin got a job at a state-run restaurant, serving foreign guests.

While Zhao Meiyi dreamed of becoming a stepmother and living an easy life, Wen Kexin opened a food processing factory, and leaders from all over the country came to visit and learn from her.

Later still, from the psychiatric hospital, Zhao Meiyi watched Lu Yuening, a master's graduate, appear on television to share her experience in development. She pointed at the screen and raved that this was the life she should have had...

Shen Zhuo's only regret in his previous life was not stopping Wen Kexin from running away from home. When they met again ten years later, everything had changed.

In this life, Shen Zhuo came home early, hoping to talk his wife into building a life together. But as soon as he walked in, he saw a pretty little girl staring at him and calling him "Uncle." When he asked her a question, she burst into tears. Hearing the noise, his long-lost younger brother rushed over with a shovel, ready to beat him up, while his elderly mother, heartbroken, grabbed a shoe and started smacking his backside.

Shen Zhuo: ...Did I, did I walk into the wrong house?

*Fictional setting in the mid-1970s, but the story won't stray too far from the era.

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