Transmigrated into an Eighties Novel: What Could a Supporting Character Possibly Do Wrong?

After transmigrating, Tian Xiao Lan, a taekwondo black belt, found herself as the fool who eloped with a man in a period novel.

Getting married? Not a chance. She’d kick her deadbeat father and punch her unscrupulous mother, determined to make a name for herself.

As a daughter of the Motherland, she put her deep-rooted farming genes to good use and started growing mushrooms.

Chen Dong pressed her against the wall and gazed into her eyes. “What’s your blood type?”

“?”

“Are you okay?”

“You’re my ideal type.”

Tian Xiao Lan pressed hard on her temples, closed her eyes, and took a deep breath. When she opened them, her voice was tinged with barely restrained irritation. “Get lost. I don’t like you.”

Xing Yi Fei cut in and dragged Chen Dong away. “You think you’re good enough to be her boyfriend?”

Later, Xing Yi Fei became the richest man in City A. During an interview, a reporter asked, “Mr. Xing, someone online claims you’re impotent. Is it true? And why are you still with Tian Xiao Lan?”

“You should know the saying: rumors stop with the wise. And who I’m with is none of your business.”

“Are you happy?”

Xing Yi Fei’s eyes flickered, and a faint smile tugged at his lips. “I’m very happy, because she’s by my side.”

The reporter’s inner monologue: Please, just wake up.