Transmigrating as the Vicious Female Supporting Character

Du Yue Rao had transmigrated into a book.

She had transmigrated into a novel set in the 1970s, becoming the vicious female supporting character. The original host was forced to marry Gu Si, a man famous in the village for his rough nature. Unwilling to accept her fate, the original host frantically tried to commit suicide, ultimately causing her eldest son to become simple-minded, raising her younger son to be fierce and aggressive, while her husband served as a mere stepping stone for the female lead's rise.

Du Yue Rao lowered her head to look at the two soft little darlings hugging her legs, then turned to look at the tall, sturdy husband with broad shoulders and long legs who was washing the bedsheets beside her.

Thinking of the tragic end of the three, her anger instantly flared: *My husband, my children—if their fate is so miserable, then let me change it!*

With the Spiritual Spring Space in her hands, Du Yue Rao was determined to trample over the female lead and make a fortune alongside her husband and two children.

Just as she was developing her career, a large hand wrapped around her from behind.

"Let's sleep, wife. Our two children want a little sister."

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"Du Yue Rao is truly shameless. She's already a mother, yet she openly flirts with strange men on the street, completely disregarding the Gu family's face. How contemptible."

"When she got caught, she even slammed her head against the wall. That's just the hypocritical pride of educated people!"

"She raised her two children half to death. If Old Mr. and Mrs. Gu hadn't taken care of them, would those two kids even be alive today?"

"Hey, hey, stop talking. She's waking up."

The whispering of the crowd made Du Yue Rao's temples throb. Her forehead felt as if it had been struck by a heavy object, and the dull, radiating pain made her incredibly annoyed.

"Shut up!"

She barked, and the noisy crowd instantly fell silent.

When she opened her eyes, the bright sunlight momentarily dazed her. She was supposed to be busy running a project; where was this?

Du Yue Rao looked around. There was no trace of the modern world. Mud-brick houses built with clay and straw, a dirt road covered in fine yellow dust—the scene was no different from a television drama set in the countryside during the sixties or seventies.

The people around were dressed in simple, worn-out clothes, their skin tanned from labor, surrounding her with curious and gossiping gazes.

A man who looked like a doctor, sweating profusely under the scorching sun, leaned down to check her condition. Seeing her wake up, he immediately brought his large face close to hers.

"Second Aunt of the Gu family, do you feel uncomfortable anywhere else?"

Second Aunt of the Gu family? Who?

A sharp pain shot through her temples, and memories flooded back like a torrent.

Everything aligned perfectly with the period novel she had read before transmigrating.

Du Yue Rao immediately realized that she had transmigrated as the cannon fodder character sharing her exact name in the novel!

The original host came from an intellectual family. To protect her, her parents had severed ties with her and arranged for her to do rural labor in Qingyuan Village.

After accidentally falling into the water, the original host was saved by Gu Si, the novel's famously fierce male supporting character. To protect her reputation, Gu Si had proactively proposed to her.

Coincidentally, the original host was throwing a tantrum at her family, so in an impulsive fit, she agreed to marry him.

After marriage, during a drunken night, she accidentally slept with Gu Si and became pregnant.

Due to her weak constitution, she couldn't undergo an abortion, so she had to give birth to twin boys.

From then on, her psyche warped. She blamed all her misfortunes on Gu Si and the two children, believing they had trapped her in this godforsaken place, and began a downward spiral of self-destruction.

The two children were frequently beaten and scolded to the point that their personalities became twisted. The older one still couldn't speak at four years old, while the younger one was hot-tempered and aggressive, feared by everyone.

Not only that, but the original host also frequently associated with men from the town, dreaming that they would take her back to the city. Her constant indiscretions made the Gu family the laughingstock of Qingyuan Village.

Du Yue Rao sat up, touching the egg-sized bump on her forehead, feeling dizzy and lightheaded.

Today, the original host was caught while lingering with a strange man. To help him escape, she had immediately put on a crying show and slammed her head against the wall, fainting on the spot.

And she had transmigrated at that exact moment.

Du Yue Rao recalled the plot of the book, knowing that after today, the original host would be imprisoned and eventually die of illness in jail.

At that time, the female lead, Li Fei Fei, would occasionally visit Gu Si and the two children.

Later, through his own efforts, Gu Si became a nationwide tycoon. To repay Li Fei Fei's kindness, he dedicated his life to her, becoming the deeply affectionate male supporting character praised by everyone.

The two children also devoted themselves to helping Li Fei Fei's children.

When reading that part, Du Yue Rao had felt immense pity for the original host.

The novel clearly described her as breathtakingly beautiful and of noble birth—qualities that alone should have crushed the female lead by ten blocks.

Yet under the brainless author's pen, she became a blind female supporting character who ultimately died tragically in prison.

Who would have thought that after a brief nap, she would transmigrate as this very character.

However...

Du Yue Rao looked down at her wrist, gently touching the tiny red mole there, feeling a sense of relief.

That was the portable space she had possessed since birth, containing billions of supplies she had painstakingly hoarded in her past life.

With this space in hand, she at least didn't have to worry about food, clothing, or survival in this backward era.

Du Yue Rao recalled the plot of the original novel, and her heart suddenly skipped a beat. Today was the major turning point in the life of the Gu family's eldest son, Gu Ying Han!

Today, Gu Ying Han would run a continuous high fever, eventually suffering brain damage and becoming simple-minded.