Transmigrating to the Seventies: Striving for Success While the Village Bully Plays Dirty

[Fictional historical setting: the 1970s and 1980s + farming + transmigration + pocket dimension + sweet romance + putting jerks in their place] Why is everyone else who transmigrates a princess or young lady, while I end up as an abandoned village girl? Fine, I’m not asking for great wealth or status. But when I open my eyes, my mouth is full of sand and I’m covered in mud. I look like some half-evolved baboon. Isn’t this taking things too far? Qiu Chuxi, the campus beauty of the agriculture university’s crop cultivation department, accidentally falls into the water and transmigrates into the body of a village girl in the 1970s. The girl had just been jilted and tried to drown herself. From the start, she has a broken-down straw hut, elderly relatives and children to care for, and a mountain of debt. Great. Hell mode. Determined not to let fate, that little bitch, knock her down, she decides to put her old skills to use and make a fortune through farming. With the agricultural product laboratory that came with her when she transmigrated, she takes on shameless jerks and kicks conniving faux sweethearts to the curb. Improved corn. Hybrid rice. National leaders: “Isn’t this the talented pearl we lost, now returned to us?” She never expected that, on the road to harmonious production and prosperity, the village tyrant would set his sights on her. Qiu Chuxi: “Hey, just because you pulled me out of the water doesn’t mean I have to marry you!” Lei Ming: “What? Doesn’t a life-saving favor deserve a hug?”