Marrying the Male Lead of a 1970S Novel

[My new novel, Marrying a Powerful Man in the Seventies, is currently being updated...] As a rich, beautiful woman with no particular ambitions, Xiang Wan spends her days eating, drinking, shopping, and enjoying life. Then one day, she transmigrates... She transmigrates to the material-scarce 1970s and becomes the heroine's awful younger sister-in-law. It's like a bolt from the blue! According to the plot, the original owner constantly picks fights with the heroine and keeps getting bullied. Her already poor reputation only gets worse. In the end, she's forced to marry a disturbed man, who torments her until she dies young. A truly tragic fate. Xiang Wan: ... Whoever wants to be this cannon-fodder tool can do it. She's done with it. Later, Xiang Wan takes a liking to a man. He's handsome, comes from a wealthy family, capable, and considerate... Most importantly, he doesn't appear in the original book at all. He doesn't even have a name. Xiang Wan decides he's the one. Only later does she find out that her husband is actually the male lead in another novel set in the same era... * When Huo Yunzhu had nothing to do, she wrote two novels stuffed with her own personal grievances. In one, she made the rival she hated into the heroine: a stupid, vicious, beautiful, and awful younger sister-in-law who met a tragic end. In the other, she based the heroine on herself and gave her a handsome young male lead from a good family who doted on her. Then one day, she transmigrated into the books she'd written. The two novels had merged, and the male lead who was supposed to dote on her had married her rival. Huo Yunzhu: ??? Reading notes: She doesn't go to the countryside, there is no golden finger, and it's a family-life story. Theme: Don't be a cannon-fodder tool