Wrong Flirting: The Cannon-Fodder Female Supporting Character in a 1970s Novel Mistakenly Identifies the Male Lead

[Transmigration + Ambiguous Relationships + Sweet Romance + Golden Finger Space + Pursuing Wife] A pure, charming, and alluring beauty VS a noble, aloof, and unattainable military officer. Upon waking, Wen Qiao finds herself transmigrated into a cannon fodder female supporting character in a period novel. The original owner was the daughter of a high-ranking official in the capital’s military region, but due to being switched at birth with the female lead, she wasn’t brought back from the countryside until she was eighteen. When Wen Qiao transmigrated, the plot had just begun. She had two choices: 1. Stay in the military compound and fight the original female lead to the death. 2. Choose to go to the countryside and enjoy a life of luxury in a different location. Transmigrating into a book, she naturally wants to be the female lead of a satisfying novel; let anyone else be a palace intrigue queen. She wants money, tickets, and supplies. She takes the opportunity to treat the injured and unconscious male lead, clinging to his coattails beforehand, becoming a lazy, successful character. The male lead has an exceptionally handsome appearance, outstanding temperament, broad shoulders, long legs, and a slender waist. One glance is enough to send Wen Qiao’s hormones soaring. It’s rare to meet a man who’s both psychologically and physically compatible with the female lead, and who can even cause her trouble; she has to snatch him away. Wen Qiao pesters him, flirts with him, and seduces him every day. The man appears indifferent, but his heart is secretly churning; he’s already fallen for her. He tosses and turns at night, preparing to submit his marriage proposal. Only then does Wen Qiao realize that all her efforts have been for naught. Lu Yanchen comes from a military family; he’s aloof, reserved, and self-disciplined, with no interest in love. Unexpectedly, at the age of 26, he falls for a woman. This woman is bold in speech, absurd in behavior, frivolous in manner, affected, and persistent. Yet, he still consciously falls for her. He can’t extricate himself. However, he discovers that this woman has ulterior motives. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Wrong Flirting: The Cannon-Fodder Female Supporting Character in a 1970s Novel Mistakenly Identifies the Male Lead — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠