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Reborn in the 1970s: No Longer a Cannon Fodder Supporting Character
Reborn in the 1970s: No Longer a Cannon Fodder Supporting Character Plot:
Lin Wanwan wakes up reborn in the 1970s, only to realize she’s the tragic cannon fodder side character in a period novel. Cheated by a scumbag and betrayed by her best friend in her past life, she’s determined to rewrite her destiny. Armed with knowledge of the plot, she outsmarts her scheming friend, avoids the hypocritical male lead, and unexpectedly catches the eye of the cold-faced military officer who never noticed her in the original story. In an era of scarcity yet opportunity, Lin thrives in her career while navigating the intense gaze of the officer—this time, she refuses to be anyone’s stepping stone and vows to carve out her own glorious life!
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