The 1970s Beauty Is Stolen Away, Then Marries the Big Villain

[Life in the factory compound + matchmaker face-slapping + using a golden finger to punish scoundrels + making a difference at work]

The man who was supposed to be her match was stolen by her younger cousin. At first, Tian Xiang didn't care. She was a perfectly good young woman; it wasn't as if she couldn't find a husband.

It wasn't until the words “reborn heroine” appeared above her cousin's head that Tian Xiang realized she was living in a period harem novel.

As the plot changes, the characters keep switching through different labels: major villain, devoted second male lead, white lotus, wicked mother-in-law, top-tier villain 1, 2, and 3, a crowd of 99-plus onlookers, and minor characters A, B, C, and D...

Tian Xiang stares at the three words above her head, “stupid, plain, and useless,” then finally gets it.

To change her character label, she takes on the male lead and uses her position as a union officer at the factory to set a whole cast of harem love interests straight, successfully turning herself into a “top-tier villain.”

The more fun a villain has while doing evil, the more tragic their final fate.

Tian Xiang is furious and goes on a rampage.

If we're going to die, we'll die together. If we're going crazy, we'll go crazy together.

Meng Cheng'an is just background scenery in this world, not even a minor character.

Until he meets Tian Xiang, the character labels above his head keep changing and evolving, from a helpful passerby to a major villain, with labels like hopeless romantic, yandere, obsessive psycho, scheming, and doting husband following along...