I Transmigrated to the 1970S and Took My Drama Queen Grandma to Prosperity

Su Fei wakes up one morning to find herself inexplicably saddled with ten trillion in debts to the Underworld. King Yama: She can't die. Who would repay the debt then? And so, Su Fei transmigrates. In the 1970s, with nothing to eat or drink, a mountain of debt, and weighing 200 jin, should she just lie flat? King Yama keeps chasing her for payment: “Su Fei, don't run! When are you going to repay the debt your grandfather owed?” “Su Fei, you need to have a child to pass on the family line and the debt!” “Su Fei, here's a pocket dimension. Don't even think about running!” She works hard to repay the debt, but before she's done, scumbags show up, along with meddlesome relatives. No need to panic: her drama-queen grandma collapses to the ground in tears. “An old woman's life is worthless. Do whatever you want to me, but leave my little Fei alone. She's delicate and frail.” Su Fei looks at her own 200-jin body and rubs her forehead. Right, Grandma really is a seasoned actress. With her drama-queen grandma's protection, Su Fei repays her debts and makes money at the same time. Their impoverished days gradually give way to a comfortable life, and the little ones keep coming: one, two, three. Her handsome husband scratches his head, looking displeased. “They're all boys. Let's try for a little girl!”