Rewriting Fate The Villainess Takes The Lead In The _70s

by Watkins
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Genre Fiction
By Melanie Yanell Watkins
[Set in the 1970s + Military Marriage + Group Pampering + Space Dimension + Child Rearing + Infertility + Drama Queen + Fertility Miracle + Transmigrated Villainess vs. Reborn Heroine] Lin Ranran transmigrated into a novel as the vicious wife of a powerful but infertile man in the 1970s. In the story, the villainess was a hopeless simp for her cousin. To help him rise to power, she schemed to marry the male lead and used her seductive beauty to manipulate him, turning his entire household upside down. After the male lead and his three sons were sent to the countryside as part of the youth re-education campaign, the villainess quickly had an abortion, divorced him, and married her cousin! According to the plot, within three years, the male lead and his sons would regain their positions and titles. His family would rise to become an elite household that everyone wanted to associate with, and he would live happily ever after with the reborn heroine, having three children together! In contrast, after marrying her cousin, the villainess would be unloved by her husband, abused by her in-laws, and eventually see the entire family thrown in jail. Her husband's family would frame her as the mastermind, and she would be sentenced to twenty years in prison. Unable to endure the suffering, she would commit suicide behind bars. What a tragic ending! Looking at her husband, who was more handsome than Pan An, Lin Ranran decided she wasn't having it! She immediately packed her things, used her portable space to clean out her cousin s assets, and went to the countryside with her husband! She was going to steal the heroine s script, walk her path, and leave her with nowhere to go!

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