Transmigrated into the Book: She's a Sarcastic Supporting Female Character in the 70s
The protagonist, Xu Qingqing, loves seeking trouble and ultimately dies tragically. She transmigrates into a sad supporting female character in a novel set in the 1970s.
On the first day, she reclaims her birth mother's belongings and attempts to snatch the female lead's golden finger (cheat) space. What if she can't snatch it? She'll smash it into dust so the female lead gets no chance to bind with it.
The female lead's schemes fail, and she devises a plan to send Xu Qingqing to the countryside. No problem, she'll make the female lead and her white lotus mother scram!
In the countryside, she meets the most troublesome man of her life, Bo Jingran, and can't shake him off. It's impossible to shake him off.
She must have dug up his ancestral grave in her previous life.
She originally planned to live her own quiet little life, but inevitably, some troublesome people will find her. What can she do? Of course, she'll roll up her sleeves and fight them to the death.
A mysterious family in the shadows is searching for her maternal grandmother's treasure and is plotting against her everywhere.
It's fine. If they dare to show their faces, she'll chop them to pieces, becoming their nightmare.
She'll make them watch as she becomes famous overseas.
Bo Jingran never had much family affection since childhood. The first time he met Xu Qingqing, he found her very interesting. She also happened to save him, so he had no way to repay her except with his body.
Unfortunately, his little girl has a hard heart, and he can't get into her thoughts no matter what. In the end, he thinks that as long as he keeps her firmly by his side, he'll be content.
Although many people covet his little girl along the way, the only one standing beside her is him, Bo Jingran.
Someone smiles and holds her tightly: “Woman, you are mine for this lifetime.”
Xu Qingqing: “……”