Transmigrated as a Fake Heiress in the ’80S, I Strike It Rich with a Red Packet Group

Gu Wan transmigrates into a book as the villainous supporting character in a fake heiress novel. The reborn true heiress schemes to send her to the countryside, where she suffers from hunger, cold, and poverty before being abused by a bully and dying a miserable death. Gu Wan arrives at a terrible time. She's done every evil deed imaginable and has a terrible reputation. She has just been exposed as not being the Qin family's biological daughter, rejected by her adoptive parents, and dumped by her fiancé. The true heiress, the female lead of the book, uses her rebirth as a golden finger to reclaim her identity and steal the fake heiress's fortune, rising to the top of life. Gu Wan's villainous character is that miserable fake heiress. The reborn female lead tramples her in a merciless face-slapping spree, using her as a stepping stone to fame and fortune. After coming into physical contact with the true heiress, Gu Wan discovers that the reborn female lead has a System for winning people over, gaining fortune by crushing and face-slapping villainous supporting characters. Fortunately, Gu Wan, who has transmigrated into a book, has figured out the female lead's fatal weakness. The special-offer red envelope group she always used has also come with her to this era of scarcity. Armed with the red envelope group and its cheat-like powers, Gu Wan makes a wonderful life for herself in the countryside, which the reborn female lead would do anything to avoid. She protects her own fortune and strikes back against the female lead's malicious attempts to steal it. Gu Wan leads the villagers to prosperity and rises to the top, while also sorting out her love life along the way. Getting dumped by the male lead isn't a big deal. If she can't be his wife, wouldn't being his aunt be just as nice?