The Republican-Era Novel's Supporting Woman Plays to Win [The Sixties]

Little star Ning Yu transmigrates to the 1960s and now faces two problems:

First, this body belongs to the family's little workhorse, the kind whose job is to serve the female lead.

Second, this body's parents are the family's old workhorses, the kind whose job is to serve the whole family.

Can the three of them fly away?

Ning Yu: We absolutely can.

The male lead's mother, Zhang Guihua, is the most fearsome woman in the production brigade. In her life, she's had two things to be proud of: her fertile womb, which gave her four sons and two daughters, and her youngest son, who made something of himself and became an officer at a young age. But neither could compare with one humiliating thing. Her first three sons were useless, having child after child after child, until they'd given her eight granddaughters. People in the village whispered that her family was going to die out.

Later, Zhang Guihua secretly consulted a fortune-teller. He said her youngest daughter-in-law would give her her first grandson, but the daughter-in-law's birth chart had to be... Zhang Guihua found out that the person with that birth chart was Ning Yu, the Ning family's little workhorse.

Ning Yu bribed the fortune-teller from the original story, successfully got engaged to the male lead, then took the brigade's letter of introduction and went to the military base to find her fiancé. She thought to herself that the male lead was just a stepping stone. The handsome young soldiers at the base were her real target.

At their first meeting, Lin Cheng looked at the thin, tiny girl before him and thought his mother was blind. Later, he pinned her in a corner against the wall. "Stop looking at those guys. They can't fight as well as I can, and they don't have a body as good as mine, so how about you look at me instead?"

Bonus scene 1:

Ning Yu: "Lin Cheng, stop buying things for a girl. Our first child is definitely going to be a boy."

Lin Cheng, who had bought a little dress, tiger-head shoes, and a hat for their daughter: "...Wife, don't be too confident. Maybe all the babies in my generation will be girls."

Ning Yu: "..." It wasn't that she was confident. In the story, Lin Cheng's first child was a boy. A man's biology determines whether the baby is a boy or a girl, so if he had a different woman, he should still have a boy.

Bonus scene 2:

Ning Yu brought her parents, the old workhorses of the Ning family, over to become her own family's old workhorses. She gave them just one reason: "...My second son can take the Ning surname, and call you Grandpa and Grandma." Ning Yu's parents, who'd never had a son in their lives, were overwhelmed.

Zhang Guihua didn't want her second grandson to take the Ning surname, so she came to argue with Ning Yu. Ning Yu gave her just one reason, too: "We can change his surname to Lin after my parents die." Zhang Guihua stopped objecting. Only a fool would turn down a good deal.

Theme: Face life with a positive attitude!