The 1970S: I Became the Villain's Wife

Coming soon: The Female Side Character's Terrible Best Friend in a Period Novel Blurb: Su Xiaoman was a fake heiress from a wealthy family. She had no bond with her biological parents and was despised by her adoptive parents. After her reputation was ruined, she fell down a flight of stairs When she woke up, she discovered she had transmigrated into a book, becoming Su Xiaoman, the village beauty of The 1970s. Su Xiaoman was the awful wife of a villainous male supporting character in a period novel. The original Su Xiaoman was greedy for wealth and status and obsessed with Jiang Yantang, the male lead, a young man from a military compound who had just been sent to the countryside. She had planned to stage a fall into the water and force the male lead to take responsibility, but instead she was rescued by Xie Mingtu, a poor boy from the village whose parents didn't love him. Forced to marry Xie Mingtu to protect her reputation, Su Xiaoman was unhappy and remained obsessed with Jiang Yantang. Before long, the male lead's second older brother came to the countryside to visit and discovered that the poor Xie Mingtu was the real Jiang family son, while Jiang Yantang had been switched at birth. Xie Mingtu returned to the Jiang family in the military compound, but he was gloomy and uncouth, inferior to the fake young master Jiang Yantang in every way, and endured ridicule and scorn. His wife was even infatuated with Jiang Yantang... As a result, Xie Mingtu turned completely dark. He became sinister, crazed, ruthless, and the book's greatest villain, meeting a gruesome end. When Su Xiaoman opened her eyes, Xie Mingtu, the book's greatest villain, was about to feed her rice porridge. His clothes were threadbare and he was skin and bones. When he saw her wake, he spoke humbly and cautiously: "Manman?" Just as Xie Mingtu thought the woman wouldn't respond to him at all, a slender, pale hand grasped his thin wrist. Former fake heiress x real young master of the military compound Coming soon: The Female Side Character's Terrible Best Friend in a Period Novel (Navy Officer x Alluring Beauty) Qin Yao transmigrated into a book, becoming Qin Yao, the awful female side character in a The 1970s island military compound novel. Her city best friend, Chen Baozhen, came all the way to the island to attend a matchmaking meeting. She wasn't interested in her match, but took a liking to another man who had risen from humble beginnings and married into the military compound. The original heroine, Bai Qiuling, was reborn and turned over a new leaf, becoming a virtuous wife and mother. She could entertain guests with grace and cook in the kitchen, and she got along wonderfully with her mother-in-law and sister-in-law. Everyone in the compound praised her as a "good wife." Her best friend Chen Baozhen, despite coming from a good family, was spoiled and couldn't do housework. Her married life was a constant mess, with her awful best friend, awful sister-in-law, and awful mother-in-law taking turns making trouble... Her life looked pitiful beside the heroine's, and she eventually divorced. Qin Yao was that awful best friend who hoped to climb the social ladder through her friend, nitpicked her options, and offended people. To avoid being sent to the countryside, she went to the island to visit her friend and find a partner. When she transmigrated, Qin Yao was already at the harbor, about to board a ship. But the weather was bad, the port suddenly closed, and she had no choice but to return to the guesthouse. On the way, she spotted a handsome, charming young wolf-dog and went over to flirt with him. Qin Yao fussed over him, calling him "big sister" this and "big sister" that. When she learned that the innocent, harmless-looking wolf-dog worked for a fishing boat company, she was smitten and gave him a handkerchief, making him one of her marriage candidates. As it turned out, the wolf-dog was a vicious old wolf in sheep's clothing! Best friend: "He was my matchmaking date before! He's terrifying!" Qin Yao: Speechless. What the heck, he works for a fishing boat company? * One day, Gu Cheng, a "young wolf-dog" nearing thirty, was pestered by a beautiful woman on the road. Wary, he claimed to be an employee of a fishing boat company, waiting to see what she was really after. As he waited... he realized the woman had given him more than just a handkerchief! She was ten years younger than him, yet had the nerve to keep calling herself his big sister! More completed period novels by the author: "Raising Kids on a The 1970s Island" "The 1970s: Transmigrating as the Villain's Wife" "I'm the Stepmother, Not the Older Sister [The 1970s]" Theme: Join hands, grow wealthy through hard work, and live with optimism and positivity in an age of struggle.