The Sixties: Traveling the World with My Pocket Dimension

Li Beibei grew up surrounded by stories, then unexpectedly transmigrated into the body of a lucky little girl in the 1950s or 60s. Faced with her family's doting affection and kindness, she gratefully accepts it, while deciding to repay them with her own abilities.

As she plans her future, Li Beibei chooses a career that will let her travel at public expense, making up for the regrets of her past life: journalism.

And so begins her fascinating journey in this new world.

Kyoto: “I'll buy this kitten. Could you throw in this cat plate too? Hehe, a Northern Song Ding ware fish-pattern plate, mine at last.”

Inner Mongolia: “What? These beef and mutton don't need ration coupons? Hehe, I'll buy it all.”

Xinjiang: “Beibei, why are you buying this old house?” Hehe, can I tell him I spotted several pieces of raw Hetian jade in the stone walls?

On her travels, Li Beibei keeps unexpectedly running into one particular person. Maybe fate arranged this especially for her. Well, no need to be shy. She might as well make him hers!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.