[Check out my upcoming novel, Courtyard Youth and Her Rough-Hewn Husband. My profile also has two completed novels: After I Was Reborn, I Turned My Life Around and So You're the Little Crybaby.]
Han Jianqing woke up to discover she had transmigrated into a book, and not even as a supporting female character, but as a disposable extra!
She was the extra who got pushed into taking the blame by her own cousin, the novel's villainess. And the blame was for hiring people to assault the female lead. In the end, the original owner couldn't take the insults and pointing fingers, and jumped into a river while mentally disoriented.
The source of all this tragedy was right now: the extra's mother had just died. The villainess's father, who was the original owner's uncle, came to handle the funeral. While he was at it, he got the original owner's job for his own son, then took the sixteen-year-old girl off to the countryside.
Han Jianqing realized she could no longer return to her original world. She made up her mind that she absolutely would not go to the countryside. Farming? No thanks. Just as she was having a grand time stirring up trouble, the original owner's older brother and sister-in-law came back!
Huh? Han Jianqing was baffled. Only later did she realize that this was the butterfly effect. At this point in the book, she should already have gone to the countryside with her uncle. But because she had caused trouble and delayed things, her brother and sister-in-law had come back first.
Well, now she wasn't alone anymore! And according to the original plot, her brother was a pretty great guy! Hey, Han Jianqing was delighted as soon as she realized that. Heh, now she could take a break and put her hands on her hips!
* The male lead isn't a soldier. He enlisted at the usual age, but came back later. The female lead's older brother is a soldier, and she lives with him and her sister-in-law early on.
* This isn't a story about an exceptionally capable heroine. It's a little story about transmigrating into the 1970s and working hard to make a comfortable life. The heroine is a bit lazy and doesn't like doing chores.
* After transmigrating into the book, she has little to do with the original male and female leads. They hardly interact.
* Most of the story takes place in a military district or county town, and later in a big city. She doesn't go to the countryside and isn't an educated youth. There are practically no educated-youth plotlines, so there are no work points to earn.
[Completed novels on my profile: So You're the Little Crybaby and After I Was Reborn, I Turned My Life Around. Both are modern school romances.]
Theme: A prosperous nation and a happy people
It looks great. Come on, please update more.
The heroine seems to have been living as if she is out of touch with this era until now, and is very self-centered
The heroine should be taught a lesson. In what era were rumors flying everywhere??? Criticizing the relationship between men and women
Why didn't you have a baby? I think we can add a little extra, we are not short of money???
Brother is going to be angry again hahahahaha
"Jianqin" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ It's sunny
"Ninety o'clock in the morning" is a big bug for the author~
I don't think the author needs to write this kind of plot, and also have a car chase. The heroine went out early in the morning and saw people gathering before she remembered that she forgot the gift, and there was a crowd of people, car chase, worry, uh
When I was young, my family used to carry water to drink. We had to climb a mountain. We had to climb a hill when we went there, and we still had to climb a hill when we came back. My mother would carry a load of water, and we would carry it on our backs. I didn't know how strong I was before, but now I can't even go up the mountain when I go home...
"Seasonal vegetables are grown by oneself after cleaning" is a big bug for the author ~ sister-in-law