Seventies: Transmigrated Into a Period Novel as a Scumbag Relative

[Trading System | Book Transmigration | Family of Scoundrels | Villains] Gu Wan’er transmigrated into a period novel she had read. In the book, there was a cannon fodder female supporting character who shared her name, and her entire family was the absolute worst kind of scoundrels. There were the grandparents who shamelessly favored their youngest son; her father, who used every trick in the book to slack off and cheat; her mother, who stopped at nothing in the pursuit of beauty; and her loafer of an older brother! The whole family was greedy and cunning, leeching off the female lead Gu Ting’er’s family like bloodsuckers. Gu Ting’er’s father, the eldest son, had nearly sold Gu Ting’er just to subsidize the fifth branch—Gu Wan’er’s family. Finally waking up to reality, Gu Ting’er refused to endure it any longer. Under her retaliatory strikes, the original host’s family ended up dead or crippled—not a single one met a good end. The original host was forced into marriage by a hooligan who had once molested her. Never having enough to eat or warm blankets to sleep under, and subjected to frequent domestic violence, she lost her life at an early age. Gu Wan’er resolved to lead her family to prosperity and escape their fate in the book. Who could have foreseen that she would become entangled with an influential sent-down educated youth and end up married to him? Right after their wedding, the big shot’s face was as cold as frost: “Marrying you doesn’t mean I like you. I hope you don’t get any funny ideas.” In the end, Gu Wan’er passed the college entrance examination, but the influential educated youth, temporarily unable to leave the village, seemed like a completely different person. Clinging to Gu Wan’er with an aggrieved look, he pleaded, “Wan’er, you won’t abandon me, right?” — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Seventies: Transmigrated Into a Period Novel as a Scumbag Relative — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠