Transmigrated into the 1970s I Hold a System and Refuse to Be a Cannon Fodder

Su Qingwan was born into the 1950s and grew up with the advantage of knowing what the future would bring. At just fifteen, she began working at Hongxing Garment Factory, and by eighteen, she had even been assigned her own home. Life seemed to be going smoothly. Then one day, she fell into the water. Not only did the accident awaken the long-awaited golden finger system she had been missing all these years, but it also revealed a shocking truth—she wasn’t simply a time-traveler. She had actually been reborn into a period novel as the younger sister of the female protagonist. According to the original storyline, her older sister, Song Qingzao, would soon marry a divorced man with two children and insist on becoming their stepmother. And Su Qingwan? She was destined to become the obstacle standing in the way of their love. To get rid of this “obstacle,” the male lead secretly arranged for Su Qingwan to be sent to the countryside, choosing a place thousands of miles away from Beijing under the excuse that it would be good for her to gain some life experience. But this time, Su Qingwan decides to respect her sister’s choice. She won’t interfere, she won’t try to change her sister’s mind, and most importantly, she absolutely refuses to become the villain who stands in the way of their love. After all, if the original plot wants to make her cannon fodder, she’ll simply use her system and foresight to rewrite her own fate. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Transmigrated into the 1970s I Hold a System and Refuse to Be a Cannon Fodder — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠