The 1970s: The Lazy Fake Heiress Takes Her Pocket Dimension to the Countryside and Wins at Doing Nothing

Yu Wan is unlucky enough to wake up in the 1970s.

She becomes the fake heiress destined to be trampled underfoot by the heroine of a novel.

Does being a fake heiress really mean living the good life?

Every day, she eats coarse rice and mixed grains, lives in a cramped apartment, does the laundry and cooking for a family of six, and acts as their nanny and babysitter.

When the real heiress returns, the family plans to sell her to an abusive man. They'll suck her dry and live the good life themselves.

Yu Wan: ...

I'm done being nice!

The heroine has a personal space? Yu Wan will gladly take it.

Years later, the heroine returns to her rural hometown, takes the dowry her adoptive mother hid away, and becomes rich?

That dowry should have been hers anyway, so she'll gladly take it too!

Unexpectedly, after going to the countryside, she becomes a cannon-fodder character in another novel.

The heroine of a rebirth novel hates the obsessive male lead who clung to her in her previous life, so she deliberately leads Yu Wan to rescue him.

Yu Wan: Thanks, Heaven, for sending me the perfect servant to do my laundry and cooking, and work the fields.

She clasps her hands in gratitude.