Xu Yuan wished to enter a period novel called The Watchers.
She didn’t become the heroine. Instead, she became the male lead’s ex-wife, a woman who couldn’t endure hardship and was obsessed with money.
In the original novel, the male lead’s ex-wife couldn’t stand the poverty on the island. There wasn’t enough to eat or wear, and there was no fresh water or vegetables. In two days on the island, she had five huge fights with the male lead. On the third day, on a dark and windy night, she boarded a boat and left the island.
Later, the male and female leads saw on the news that she had died alone in a foreign land.
When she read the novel, Xu Yuan thought the male lead’s ex-wife got what she deserved. But when she became this cannon-fodder character, who appeared for only five hundred words in the whole book, Xu Yuan suddenly understood why the original owner wanted to run away.
She wanted to run too, but the System wouldn’t let her.
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The System told her she could livestream her life to people in the interstellar era. The tips she received could be converted into points to buy things in the System’s shop.
To make sure she had enough to eat and warm clothes in the early 1980s, Xu Yuan began livestreaming herself gathering seafood along the shore.
The interstellar viewers went wild. They’d discovered a coastal foraging streamer from some unknown place, and watching her gather seafood was so fun and relaxing. Her livestream became a place where they could unwind after long, exhausting days.
Then they discovered that the food she cooked was delicious too. They could enjoy both virtual foraging and virtual dining.
Tips poured in like snowflakes, and Xu Yuan became rich.
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The deserted island began to have fresh water, vegetables and fruit, a school, and a hospital...
Xu Yuan also began living happily with her hardworking, dependable, six-foot-two husband.
Many years later, this fishing village island, which once had only a dozen or so households, became a famous seaside destination with an exceptionally high happiness index.
P.S. I was inspired to write this after watching the film Island Keeper, so here’s a heads-up.
The plot has nothing to do with the film. This story mainly follows the heroine’s career, and the male lead’s story will only be mentioned briefly.
Theme: Strive hard and face challenges head-on
I really want to change the male lead! I feel like a soldier, a male protagonist, and the plot doesn't allow him to find a wife, so I feel so unhappy! There is nothing but fish and fresh water on the island, so you can't accept it normally! Moreover, he was retaliated by the bad guys instead of being kidnapped except for himself. He also married the heroine. I feel like this male protagonist is so bad.
Only updated once every ten days and a half.
The heroine's parents came here to warm up the relationship between the hero and heroine, right?? Is this updated every day without saving the manuscript? Or do you plan to add more updates after joining v?
Anyway, as long as the male protagonist doesn't have a close relationship with the original protagonist, I don't want to see the female protagonist acting as a successor.
Are you planning to update on a regular basis starting today?
The environment on the island is so bad, how can the heroine pursue a career there?
Okay, this chapter just saw the reason why the heroine was angry with the system before
I can't understand whether the heroine thinks the system's live broadcast is too short, or is she angry with the system? Why is the system happy? Also, the heroine told the sister-in-law that she cooked meals for ten people. Why did the sister-in-law think that the heroine cooked for 15 people?
I can't stand it anymore. I starved to death after reading this chapter at night.
If the heroine traveled through time and had not enjoyed much family affection in her previous life, then there is no need to be so close to the original owner's family so quickly after time travel. However, the original owner's parents were kind to the original owner and could help the original owner to be filial to their parents. Only filial piety was allowed. Anyway, in those days, more daughters were loved, and the most important thing was sons. Otherwise, the heroine would not be allowed to get married because of her brothers and sisters-in-law. The most annoying thing is that after a married woman is thrown out, she can only become relatives with her own family.