In the Year of Famine, I Became a Good-Luck Bride for the Male Lead's Villainous Brother

Su Yanning accidentally transmigrates into a book set during a famine and becomes a pitiful girl sent to bring good luck to a sick man.

She is a cannon-fodder supporting character, and her husband is the main villain.

They have barely enough to eat and not a penny to their names. What's more, their marriage exists only to serve as a foil for the male and female leads, making them the contrast against which the leads shine on their road to success.

How can she break this deadlock?

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Lou Jingheng has been unconscious for a long time. When he wakes, he discovers a woman beside him who claims to be his wife.

This is a disaster.

How could he have married the enemy who wants to make sure he can never have children?

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Su Yanning rolls up her sleeves.

Though she and the villain can't stand each other, why should her hypocritical, scheming cousin be the male lead, while her handsome and capable elder brother is the villain?

She refuses to accept it.

Fortunately, she and the villain have the same goal:

To join forces and build a good life during the famine, shut up those who look down on them, and make their enemies pay the price they deserve.

Once they have both made a name for themselves in their respective fields, they will part ways.

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Lou Jingheng gradually realizes that his sweet little wife is studying medicine to cure him, so he won't take revenge on her, and they can each go their own way afterward.

If that's the case, she can't blame him for resorting to shameless tactics.

"If you don't have a child with me, how will you know you've cured me?"