The Delicate Beauty of the Seventies Is an Educated Youth [Transmigrated into a Book]

He Xianqiu transmigrated into a book, becoming a cannon fodder female supporting character in the 1970s. This supporting character was a hopeless romantic who went to the countryside for love—completely unaware that the male and female leads had already begun their secret affair behind her back… She existed solely as a tool to make their feelings grow even deeper. In the end, she was pushed into a river by one of the female lead’s admirers and died early in the countryside. After her death, her family even became the female lead’s backers, all because the female lead had “looked after” her in the village, making her family feel grateful. Even in death, she had to provide her last ounce of value to the heroine—how utterly tragic. And now, she was this supporting character, on her way to the countryside to serve as their convenient tool. He Xianqiu: … Could she transmigrate back? Back to her Simmons mattress, to keep lying there in comfort? But that was nothing but a daydream. He Xianqiu could only “face the hardship head-on.” Unexpectedly, she ended up becoming the village beauty, the flower of the production team. While braving these hardships, He Xianqiu married the beautiful, strong, and tragically fated villain. Looking down at her belly, already several months along, He Xianqiu fell into deep thought. How did she end up together with the villain… Just then, the villain pushed open the door, took off his apron, and spoke to her in a gentle voice: “Qiuqiu, dinner’s ready.” He Xianqiu looked at the villain—who in the book had always been ruthless—smiling at her tenderly, looking every bit the perfect stay-at-home husband. She thought about it and realized there was a reason for all this. After all, the villain was such an amazing cook, and he had an unbelievably handsome face. She couldn’t help it—with those two qualities, He Xianqiu surrendered. Who told her to be a sucker for good looks…and good food?