Chapter 1 Transmigrated into a Book as the Tragic Death of a Capitalist's Eldest Daughter (1/2)

"Uncle, Tianyou and I are truly in love. There must be something I did wrong that made my sister unwilling to let me be with her. Please don't blame my sister."

"He's just a fiancé, what's wrong with giving him to Jiaojiao? As the older sister, I should be more generous. Doesn't my younger sister's happiness matter?"

Lin Han was a little taken aback when she suddenly heard an unfamiliar voice.

Why does this line sound so familiar?

It was exactly the same thing that the female lead, Lin Jiaojiao, said when she forced Lin Han to marry in her place in the novel "The Capitalist's Lucky Koi Girl is Pampered by the Group," which she was currently reading.

That's right, she is Lin Han from the 21st century, who shares the same name as the cannon fodder female supporting character in this novel.

She was furious while reading the novel. The cannon fodder female supporting character in the book had the exact same name as her and lived a pathetic life. She really wanted to jump into the book and tear the villains apart for the pathetic female supporting character.

Lin Han in the book is the daughter of a capitalist tycoon's first wife. When she was a little over one year old, her mother died of illness, and her father remarried.

From then on, he lived a life where his father didn't care for him and his mother didn't love him.

The female protagonist in the book, Lin Jiaojiao, is brought over by Lin Han's stepmother and is her sister's child.

Lin Jiaojiao disliked Lin Han from the beginning, and because she was favored by her aunt, she made things difficult for Lin Han at every turn.

Furthermore, with her top-notch tea ceremony skills, she completely captivated and won over everyone in the Lin family.

Lin Han's nightmare truly began after Lin Jiaojiao arrived.

Anything Lin Han had, she would snatch away, falsely accuse Lin Han of stealing, deliberately break things and blame it on Lin Han, put sand in her food, and pour water into the coal she used for heating in winter. These were all common occurrences for Lin Jiaojiao to bully Lin Han.

Just because Lin Han is prettier than her, she bullies Lin Han to death.

Of course, in the original text, these are all presented from the perspective of beautifying Lin Jiaojiao, while Lin Han is portrayed as a cowardly, timid, stupid, and deserving female protagonist comparison.

This infuriated Lin Han, a woman from the 21st century. How could she allow an outsider to bully her like this in her own home?

If it were her, she would make sure Lin Jiaojiao and her stepmother Chen Yueyang suffer a terrible fate.

That's so incredibly humiliating.

And so, the opening scene shows Lin Jiaojiao forcing Lin Han to switch marriages, marrying her own seriously injured and dying fiancé in her place.

Stepmother Chen Yueyang begged capitalist Lin Yangfeng to help her arrange a marriage so that her beloved niece could marry into a good family.

Lin Yangfeng married this delicate wife when he was fifty years old. At the height of his affection, the woman cried pitifully and then worked hard in his bedroom all night. In return, he agreed to donate a hospital, a department store, a school, a chemical plant, a textile factory, a dock, and a freight truck fleet, in exchange for Lin Jiaojiao being able to choose an officer from among the students of the military academy as her husband.

Chen Yueyang wasn't stupid. Even if the Lin family split up later, these assets wouldn't fall into the hands of Lin Jiaojiao, whom he brought with him when he got married.

So, taking advantage of my favor, I tried my best to help her make as many plans as possible.

Lin Jiaojiao was immediately attracted to the handsome Huo Qizheng among the many military academy students, and insisted on marrying him.

Chen Yueyang was worried that her niece would suffer a hard life with an orphan rural military officer, so she set her sights on Lin Han's fiancé.

Lin Han and Feng Tianyou were betrothed since childhood, were childhood sweethearts, and came from equally well-matched families. The Feng family's wealth was immense.

Why should her daughter, Jiaojiao, have to marry a poor military officer, while Lin Han can marry into a wealthy family and become a rich wife?

Chen Yueyang mentioned it to Lin Jiaojiao several times, but Lin Jiaojiao was so infatuated with that peasant officer that she refused to agree to a marriage exchange no matter what.

It wasn't until a few days ago, when Huo Qizheng was seriously injured and fell into a coma while on a mission, and it was feared that he didn't have much time left, that Lin Jiaojiao began to panic.

She didn't want to marry into a family where she had to serve a half-dead man, and might even have to live as a widow. Lin Han should be the one to suffer that kind of hardship.