Transmigrated into a Rebirth Novel as the Female Supporting Character [The 1980s]

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Qin Lan transmigrates into the original heroine of a rebirth novel about the female lead. The story begins at the point when "she" is competing with the female lead for the male lead.

The male lead is a deputy regiment commander, stationed near the county seat. He has a house in town and a generous allowance, and there is no mother-in-law or sister-in-law to deal with. Aside from having two kids, he's practically a golden bachelor.

After transmigrating and seeing the male lead's broad, square face and tall, burly build, Qin Lan immediately gives him to the female lead.

She doesn't like men who are too manly, and she likes raising children even less, especially someone else's spoiled brats.

Everyone is happy. The female lead marries him, while Qin Lan uses the skills she learned in her previous life to sell baked cakes at a stall outside a school.

Later...

When Qin Lan has saved enough to buy a shop, the female lead is being deliberately tormented by the two kids.

When Qin Lan's Western-style cake shop becomes famous throughout the county, the female lead is arguing with the male lead because of their children.

When Qin Lan opens a cake shop in the city and is pursued by a university English teacher, the female lead's marriage to the male lead has fallen apart, and they are only a couple in name.

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The female lead, worn down by two naughty, rebellious kids until she looks ten years older, watches as the youngest son of the division commander next door brings Qin Lan through the door. Qin Lan has had twins, yet still has fair skin, a beautiful face, and a great figure. The female lead grits her teeth in envy.

In her previous life, she was the commander's wife. One child became successful, the other made a fortune, and her husband adored her.

This life, she stole Qin Lan's place. So why is everything completely different?!

How can Qin Lan be so lucky? She lost the commander husband, yet still got a refined, handsome, very romantic university teacher, the youngest son of a division commander!

[A pastry chef heroine who cares nothing for love and only makes money x a university teacher who pursued his wife relentlessly before marriage and spoils her relentlessly after]

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Synopsis: Novels are full of supporting characters and cannon fodder who get dragged into the plot for no reason, even though it has nothing to do with them. Their futures are bleak.

Qin Xiang's mission is to turn the plot on its head and give them completely different lives.

Planned worlds:

1960s world: A tragic, pitiful girl fleeing famine.

(A reborn woman steals her space jade pendant and even persuades her family to abandon her? Destroy the space and find somewhere to settle down on her own.)

1960s world: The awful sister-in-law in a rebirth novel.

(Too proud to marry and always taking advantage of her family? Make money catering with her cooking skills and stay home without a care!)

1970s world: A delicate educated youth sent to the countryside in her sister's place.

(Too frail to do any work? But I know medicine. I can transfer from the village to town and then back to the city. I'm great with children and women's health!)

1970s world: The rural wife abandoned by her husband.

(He gets into a Workers, Peasants, and Soldiers university, abandons his wife and child, and returns to the city? When the college entrance exams are reinstated, I'll get into the best university in the city and bring my child to live there through my own efforts.)

1980s world: The foil in a story about going into business.

(You live in a city apartment building, while I live in a village in the countryside? I'll help the whole village get rich, then build myself a mansion with its own courtyard!)

1980s world: The life stolen by a transmigrated woman.

(She pretends to be me, the real daughter? You think that family is any better? I'll open my own shop and start a business, living a happy, free life.)

1990s world: Cannon fodder A, dragged into the plot for no reason.

(The heroine tells the school bully the answers, and I get misunderstood and punished? I'll clear my name, then transfer classes on the spot. I'm not playing house with you people.)

1990s world: The original heroine in a rebirth novel about the female lead.

(The reborn woman plagiarizes my work, steals my manuscript, and turns around to accuse me? The manuscript actually holds a hidden clue that will clear my name on the spot!)

Theme: Don't rely too much on others. Working hard yourself is the way to go.